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 1 1|         occasion needs to arise, what difficulty impedes the preparations
 2 1|           begin to recognize how much difficulty there is in bringing the
 3 2|           only of the Sarisse and the difficulty the Romans had in overcoming
 4 2|              him, and he has no other difficulty than to come near the Swiss
 5 2|             well armored will have no difficulty in overcoming the first
 6 2|              sustained with much more difficulty than was the ancient cavalry.
 7 2|             of the ranks) except with difficulty, and even if the attack
 8 2|             pleases me more, and what difficulty may exist, can be more easily
 9 2|            learned are forgotten with difficulty; for new men are guided
10 2|              them (the ranks) without difficulty. But when they are marching
11 3|               and give the enemy more difficulty in routing them. So that
12 3|               can be routed with more difficulty, for whoever should attack
13 4|           Which can be done only with difficulty, unless the (nature of the)
14 4|          authority and force: but the difficulty is to take away a sinister
15 4|          things can only be done with difficulty. Which, in these times of
16 5|              somewhat difficult, such difficulty is necessary, if you take
17 5|           Among those that cause more difficulty, are to have to keep the
18 5|           well, you will see how much difficulty is removed, and how many
19 5|             you want to overcome this difficulty there is no better example
20 5|             crossed the river without difficulty.~ZANOBI: Do you have any
21 6|              deceived, because of the difficulty which exists in checking (
22 6| demonstrations, and to pass over this difficulty with that (same) glory with
23 7|        capacity is large, as from the difficulty you have in approaching
24 7|            enter among them only with difficulty, for the reasons previously
25 7|               causes you a very great difficulty: so that I know a city so
26 7|              ditches, so that similar difficulty would be encountered in
27 7|       demolish its defenses only with difficulty, The French, moreover, have
28 7|            cannot come down only with difficulty, (and) it does not come
29 7|               so organized, only with difficulty can tumults arise which
30 7|             withstood, then only with difficulty will you be overcome. And
31 7|            front. He is overcome with difficulty, who knows how to recognize
32 7|           Accidents are remedied with difficulty, unless you quickly take
33 7|             show you the ease and the difficulty that are present in such