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 1 1|       govern my subjects, and defend them, and in order to defend
 2 1|  defend them, and in order to defend them, I must love peace
 3 1|    had to wage war on land to defend Venice and where they ought
 4 1|    would not be sufficient to defend you, or enable you to undertake
 5 2|  being on foot and wanting to defend themselves from enemies
 6 2|    and find arms which should defend them from the fury of horses.
 7 2|   well equipped with armor to defend himself, as were the men-at-arms
 8 2|    armor, is much more apt to defend himself from pikes, and
 9 2|     to the region they had to defend, which was very open with
10 2|      impose that necessity to defend it that anciently existed,
11 2|    parts; so that weak Cities defend themselves by allying themselves
12 3|    help the rank in front, or defend them, or change them by
13 3|    pikemen that gird you will defend you from every onrush of
14 3|     already seized it, and to defend it, the enemy has moved
15 3| carrying a weapon that cannot defend you.~FABRIZIO: This question
16 3|     seize it; if they want to defend it, it is necessary that
17 3|    artillery, from which they defend themselves with armor and
18 3|    unarmed kind, which cannot defend themselves from a near-by
19 4|      where a small number can defend you, or where inexperience
20 5|     to have greater care, and defend it with greater obstinacy:
21 5|      the enemy to assemble to defend the pass: but then when
22 6|    constrain him to return to defend his home. This often has
23 6|    being constrained to go to defend it, they (of that country)
24 6|    and thus often he does not defend either. In addition to the
25 6|      they were constrained to defend themselves, and thus, against
26 7|   enclosing the ditch; for to defend the wall from the front,
27 7|  outside the town you have to defend, for you will always lose
28 7|    them, as you are unable to defend small things when they are
29 7|      intervals, to be able to defend it with lances, cross-bows,
30 7|      within the town that you defend, you cannot remedy it otherwise
31 7|     his entire force, and you defend it with part of yours. The
32 7|       and seeing he could not defend it without having to divide
33 7|    their enterprises, that to defend Rome, they did not leave