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 1 1|     profession (art) of soldiering back almost to nothing, and I
 2 1|           times of peace sent them back to their homes to live from
 3 2|           much of the staff in the back part, that those who are
 4 2|            I would serve myself to back up the pikes and to win
 5 2|            for them either to turn back after they have come forward,
 6 2|           come forward, or turning back to go forward, or to move
 7 2|          forward and what keep him back, without doubt you will
 8 2|          that those which hold him back are greater than those which
 9 2|           legs, sometime they drew back, another time they went
10 2|             or go forward, or turn back, or the time and place to
11 2|            first line being pushed back and repulsed, for I would
12 2|       longer from the front to the back (shoulders), then from one
13 2|          would put it (the barrel) back together with great ease,
14 3|        such a result, and were led back among those who were not
15 3|          If these also were forced back, they all retired into the
16 3|     organized, and the part in the back cannot be assaulted, because
17 3|          of men-at-arms has pushed back our men-at-arms on the left
18 3|         stop or go forward or turn back, when they should fire the
19 4|         the enemy, and not push it back, and the weaker part that
20 4|            van of his Army to push back the forces of Scipio: Scipio
21 5|             except the side in the back; and therefore ought to
22 5|          the five companies in the back have their pikemen in the
23 5|      manner. Many times saying “go back, go back”, has caused an
24 5|          times saying “go back, go back”, has caused an Army to
25 5|         the side above which holds back the water, and another part
26 5|         had been completed, turned back, and finding everything
27 6|            we showed a short while back. And, therefore, it would
28 6| opportunity to escape, who carried back the order of the Consul
29 6|          whether you are to return back to the place first threatened
30 7|         find a ruin that holds you back and a ditch which will impede
31 7|         that the enemy drives them back, and in the ensuing mixing
32 7|        from the cavalry, I will go back to what I said to you today,