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 1 1|          recognized he could not practice it in his personal life,
 2 1|  existence of men who employ the practice of soldiering as their own
 3 1|      know how to live by another practice, and not finding any one
 4 1|       not able to undertake this practice because of his profession:
 5 1|       latter did not take up the practice of war as their profession;
 6 1|      presumed by means of such a practice to enrich himself during (
 7 1|       these good men, who do not practice war as their profession,
 8 1|          homes and live from the practice of their own profession.
 9 1| voluntarily withdrew from such a practice, for when he was not fighting
10 1|          who had to take up this practice as a profession, and therefore
11 1|         those who take up such a practice as their profession.~FABRIZIO:
12 1|          homes and live from the practice of their own professions,
13 1|     citizens should take up this practice as their profession, notwithstanding
14 1|       harm which this continuous practice of theirs could do to them,
15 1|          assigned to the army to practice military matters as their
16 1|     their homes to live from the practice of their own profession,
17 1|      army can now live by such a practice even when there is peace,
18 2|       that Prince to put them in practice on their youth, as is seen
19 2|      army. And as such a general practice also is not to be esteemed
20 2|         they should obey, and to practice them so with Companies and
21 2|          the proper exercise and practice of it.~¶ I say to you, therefore,
22 2|          which much training and practice is needed, and in which
23 2|       system, with diligence and practice, can be taught quickly,
24 2|         important and where more practice is needed, is when a company
25 2|       body. Here, great care and practice must be employed, for if
26 2|         own way, so long as with practice he accustoms the ears of
27 2|         service, and that such a practice is a corrupting one; for
28 3|          to everyone, which with practice and familiarity, will readily
29 4|    expected from the Deity. This practice, mixed with other religious
30 5|        complete knowledge of the practice. The Captains, while they
31 6|       also to be trained in this practice of knowing how to arrange
32 7|       And therefore it is a wise practice to leave these bastions
33 7|        one of these soldiers who practice today carry more arms than