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 1 1|    modes and orders of military discipline, to constrain citizens to
 2 1|         any place, nor military discipline instituted. If you have
 3 1|     these can be obviated where discipline by itself should not do
 4 2|       virtu, kinds of arms, and discipline”. And, therefore, I have
 5 2|        armor) and organization (discipline).~COSIMO: Tell us, therefore,
 6 2|         esteemed much their own discipline and trusted very much on
 7 2| necessary to teach them to keep discipline, obey the signs, the sounds (
 8 2|         ranks; for without this discipline, despite every careful diligence
 9 2|       but disciplined ones; for discipline drives away fear from men,
10 2|     away fear from men, lack of discipline makes the bold act foolishly.
11 2|       made its men train in the discipline of war, or rather its army
12 2|         can never arrive at the discipline of the second. Each of these
13 2|   themselves learn to maintain (discipline in) their ranks in every
14 2|      complete army; for as much discipline is necessary, it must be
15 3|        men fight, and with what discipline they have become accustomed
16 3|       so that, according to the discipline taught by us, our pikemen
17 3|      and how ours, according to discipline, have retired under the
18 5|         things: nor is military discipline anything else, than to know
19 5|         should well employ such discipline ever to be routed. And if
20 6|      forces, according to their discipline. From this resulted that
21 6|         to observe the military discipline, so that if they did the
22 6|       been necessary to turn to discipline; which is so powerful, that
23 6|     confusion, and do not allow discipline to be observed nor the orders
24 6|       industry used in military discipline, is used in order to be
25 6|       your forces) according to discipline, and the cold and wet seasons
26 6|       as the armies are without discipline, and do not know the harm
27 6|        made and to observe that discipline which they do not have.
28 6|       the forces, organization, discipline, and virtu, in some part,
29 7|        and training makes many. Discipline in war counts more than
30 7|         through its own natural discipline, have done great things,
31 7|      they be brought to so much discipline, obedience, and respect,