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1 1| mind.~Fabrizio, therefore, came as planned, and was received
2 1| country. But when the time came when they had to wage war
3 1| successively, so that the selection came to be equal, and the legions
4 2| which was a Casque that came up to the shoulders, they
5 2| Cuirass which, with the skirt, came down to the knees, and their
6 2| meet the Swiss, and as they came near he made his men-at-arms
7 2| Barletta by the French. They came to an encounter against
8 2| Tigranus, King of Armenia, came against the Roman army of
9 2| None the less, when they came to battle, he was routed;
10 2| those Captains, before they came to an encounter with the
11 2| which virtu ultimately came to decline; for all the
12 2| so almost the whole world came to be corrupted, and the
13 3| this proceeding, the Astati came hand to hand with the enemy,
14 3| per rank, when their front came against the enemy, only
15 4| manner, afterwards, when he came to the engagement, changed
16 4| the center. Then when they came hand to hand, he quickly
17 4| of (the army of) Scipio came to fight the weakest part
18 4| taken by) them when they came into the army; for whenever
19 5| wing followed. After this came all the wagons which pertained
20 5| mastiff. Hannibal, when he came to harm from the Romans
21 5| that, when the Parthians came toward them, they should
22 5| so that the entire Army came to be as under a roof, and
23 6| leave the work if the enemy came, and take up their arms
24 6| how Coriolanus, when he came with the army to Rome, saved
25 6| in them, that when they came to an engagement, they were
26 6| cavalry, and when the Cimbri came out of their quarters to
27 6| so that when the enemy came, he should remain in the
28 6| remain in the belief that he came without being seen, as he
29 7| dug a secret tunnel which came out inside the town, and
30 7| the enemy, but before they came to this, had been compelled
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