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 1 2|         quarter so many in each encampment, as we will narrate in its
 2 2|          sufficient to make the encampment, and after that anything
 3 3|      more in the defense of the encampment than in waging a battle,
 4 4|         delay going out of your encampment for many hours: and if he
 5 4|     with the Romans, placed his encampment on a very high mountain
 6 5|       And Caesar having made an encampment in a woody place (and) suitable
 7 6|       say, that if you want the encampment to be safe, it must be Strong
 8 6|       by arts, nor ever made an encampment in places where they should
 9 6|        able to have one form of encampment, for they wanted the site
10 6| encamping and the form of their encampment. The Romans, therefore,
11 6|        know that the form of an encampment is more perfect, when a
12 6|        the west the rear of the encampment, and the south and north
13 6|         the entire width of the encampment)) and also be thirty arm
14 6| artillery, on every side of the encampment, I would have a half circle
15 6|       knowing how to arrange an encampment, and work with them so they
16 6|        the other part makes the encampment. In cases like this, the
17 6|        assign the making of the encampment to that company which you
18 6|         go from one side of the encampment to the other. And this arrangement
19 6|          have departed from the encampment he had in Lucania, and go
20 6|      concealed from outside the encampment; if anyone should tell of
21 6|       whoever first entered the encampment of the enemy, to whoever
22 6|        BATTISTA: In placing the encampment, did they have other considerations
23 6|      therefore, to consider the encampment the day before you arrive
24 6|      beginning of arranging the encampment, that you did not want to
25 6|        it is necessary that the encampment be not decreased, but to
26 6|        it is necessary that the encampment be not increased, for it
27 7|      the outside, wouldn’t (the encampment) be stronger?~FABRIZIO:
28 7|    makes defending a City or an encampment difficult, is to have to
29 7|        besieged either in their encampment or in a town, although inferior
30 7|         this in Gaul, where his encampment being assaulted by a great
31 7|        of the enemy, opened the encampment on one side, and turning
32 7|       found in the middle of an encampment, would be left intact, as