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 1 1|     had to raise an (entirely) new army, I would draw them
 2 1|      they would have created a new world Kingdom; but who so
 3 1|         but having to create a new one, I would take them of
 4 1|      the manner of selecting a new organization in order to
 5 1|        were to be a mixture of new and veteran men ((because
 6 1|  conjecture with regard to the new. And this ought to be noted,
 7 1|     are for the (selection of) new men, there are so many others
 8 1|     that the old (veteran) and new, being mixed together, make
 9 1|       of the) soldiers, placed new men in charge over the soldiers,
10 1|     and experience. But when a new army was to be organized
11 2|     would add the light gun, a new instrument ((as you know)),
12 2|      is most necessary where a new army is created; and where
13 2|     them. But in the armies of new men which you have to put
14 2|     always to be considered as new soldiers. This applies in
15 2| forgotten with difficulty; for new men are guided by the old,
16 4|     note is to be taken of the new method which Sulla used
17 4|      him, either by announcing new help which is arriving,
18 4|      to be reinforced again by new forces. In these cases,
19 4|   Republic planning to raise a new army, and to give this army
20 5|       done to strengthen that (new) front which were mentioned
21 6|   needed into which to retire, new ditches and embankments
22 6|         if you should attach a new force to your army, and
23 6|    themselves, or to have some new incident spring up, which,
24 7|      have room to retire among new ditches and ramparts: for
25 7|        Scipio when he occupied new Carthage in Spain. If this
26 7|       accomplished victory, or new help which is come to their
27 7|    fugitives is suspect to the new friends, and odious to the
28 7|       more benefit than virtu. New and speedy things frighten
29 7|      learn (the strength) of a new enemy by skirmishes, before
30 7|        know how to take up the new orders. Nor do you ever