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 1 2|    Visconti, Duke of Milan, was assaulted by eighteen thousand Swiss,
 2 2|    themselves if they should be assaulted by this band or that. And
 3 3|      part in the back cannot be assaulted, because there cannot be
 4 3|   battle with the enemy, he was assaulted by them with such fury,
 5 4|        so that the enemy may be assaulted, suddenly and without his
 6 4|         until he had completely assaulted it. But when one loses,
 7 4|         of the stream, and then assaulted them on every side; as Caesar
 8 4|         the Venetians decamped, assaulted and routed them. And so
 9 5|         that the Army should be assaulted on the march in front or
10 5|        was coming. If they were assaulted on the flank, they would
11 5|     every side, if you had been assaulted by surprise, and wanting,
12 5|        If it happens that it is assaulted by an organized Army, this
13 5|       you above. For if you are assaulted on the front side, you do
14 5|       from the two that are not assaulted, doubling the ranks in each
15 5|  Captain, who has found himself assaulted by a great multitude of
16 5| daybreak as he moved, the enemy assaulted him, and infested him throughout
17 6|        thousand Gauls whom they assaulted after the first war which
18 6|        Captains, when they were assaulted have not wanted to go to
19 6|        than to have one country assaulted by part of them (your forces),
20 6|    manner having made him weak, assaulted and defeated him. Some others,
21 6|        the Cimbri, and had them assaulted by the cavalry, and when
22 6|       every natural limit, they assaulted him and overcome him with
23 6|       he was able to break him, assaulted him and was routed.~In addition
24 7|       the other hand, he who is assaulted ought to place brave men,
25 7|       and those with which they assaulted were also many, such as,
26 7|        became aware of this, he assaulted them, and destroyed them.
27 7|        been lost when the enemy assaulted them on a side from which
28 7|       not believe they would be assaulted. And this deception occurs
29 7|      where his encampment being assaulted by a great number of Gauls,
30 7|       be the prey of anyone who assaulted them. From this, then, in