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 1 1|    their legions so that every fifteen years they always completely
 2 2| assumed so much audacity, that fifteen or twenty thousand of them
 3 2|     six thousand (cavalry) and fifteen thousand infantry; so that
 4 2|        of Ten, and in addition fifteen Constables, with fifteen
 5 2|       fifteen Constables, with fifteen Buglers and fifteen flags,
 6 2|       with fifteen Buglers and fifteen flags, fifty five Centurions,
 7 2|       of pikemen in front, and fifteen files of shield bearers
 8 2|       files of pikemen and the fifteen of shield-bearers: there
 9 2|     you cannot make a front of fifteen, or twenty five or thirty
10 2|    Centurion is placed who has fifteen files of shield-bearers
11 2|    also has behind him another fifteen files of shield-bearers.
12 2|       has to be moved with the fifteen shield-bearers who are on
13 2|       far that he comes to the fifteen files, and here he halts.
14 2|       has to be moved with the fifteen files of shield bearers
15 2|      by the right flank of the fifteen files which were moved first,
16 2|     the left flank of the last fifteen files of shield-bearers,
17 2|      who was Head of the first fifteen files of shield-bearers
18 2|      than to take eight of the fifteen files of twenty per file
19 2|     parts, creating among them fifteen Heads of Ten per hand, and
20 3|       all be rather often than fifteen pounds per charge. This
21 6|   distant from each of them by fifteen arm lengths, at the extremity
22 6|      the men-at-arms should be fifteen arm lengths long and thirty
23 6|       thirty wide. In the next fifteen quarters which in all cases
24 6|        each of which should be fifteen arm lengths long and thirty
25 6|       length. And in the other fifteen quarters in each group which
26 6|        I would place the other fifteen quarters contiguous in each
27 6|      quarters would be allowed fifteen arm lengths for length and
28 6|   there would not be more than fifteen arm lengths of space)) in
29 6|  Pyrrhus used to say that with fifteen thousand men he would assail
30 7|      they are able to assemble fifteen or twenty thousand young