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 1 2|    hills, the location of the march should be such that you
 2 2|        and when to combat, to march, to maintain ranks; for
 3 2|     instructed so that it can march and fight when the need
 4 2|     the second to continue to march; and turning to the right (
 5 2|  third Centurion continues to march, also turning to the right (
 6 2|     closer to the halted one, march much slower then those who
 7 2|     and turning to the right, march by the left flank of the
 8 2| infantry, therefore, ought to march according to the flag, and
 9 3|      do this, because if they march in a straight line, they
10 3|       to set it in motion, to march with a convenient step,
11 5|  cavalry as observers for the march. Afterwards the right wing
12 5|    should be assaulted on the march in front or from the rear,
13 5|       battalions, having them march in line, and each with its
14 5|   change the formation of the march, and go on in the regular
15 5|     companies so arranged all march in one direction, but not
16 5|      French. When you want to march, you must have levellers
17 5|     reconnoiter. An Army will march in this order ten miles
18 5|      and the other flank, and march toward the company in the
19 5|     soldiers to assemble, and march in such order, and in marching
20 5|  permitted an ancient Army to march, sometimes for many days,
21 5|      The Captains, while they march with the Army, ought, above
22 5|      understand that when you march through enemy country, you
23 5|    avoid the confusion of the march)) placed the wagons and
24 5|     stop or retire during the march, they are able to do so
25 5|       an awareness during the march, that one part of the Army
26 5|      his forces continued the march: Whence Vercingetorix seeing
27 5|    behind, also continued the march: but Caesar, as soon as
28 5|   infested him throughout the march: so that he took the course
29 5|       remainder of the day to march without being molested.
30 6|   quarter them, then had them march, and lastly to fight, and
31 6|     cook the food, and not to march in the heat. You need, therefore,
32 6|       battle; we have made it march, and I have narrated with