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 1 1|     undertaking them. Anyone can arrange these things; (for example),
 2 2|      ancient and modern systems, arrange them as best as is possible.
 3 2|       what is more important, to arrange that the Heads of Ten be
 4 2|          them it is necessary to arrange the eighty files of five
 5 2|    combat in the rear, they must arrange the files so that, in forming
 6 2|    separate party, how would you arrange them?~FABRIZIO: I will now
 7 2|         I say, that you ought to arrange the eighty files at five
 8 2|        is desired, therefore, to arrange these files to form a company
 9 2|      which each one can vary and arrange in his own way, so long
10 2|     learn from you how you would arrange the cavalry with these companies,
11 3|          that those men make who arrange an army for an engagement,
12 3|    desire to learn how you would arrange the army for battle with
13 3|        would want, therefore, to arrange (an army for) an engagement
14 3|     Veliti in its wings, I would arrange, that after our artillery
15 3|      that it should be better to arrange them oppositely, because
16 3|         must frequently each day arrange them and disarrange them.~
17 4|     other remedies; for example, arrange your army so that you are
18 4|         ought to be aware not to arrange your Army on a beach and
19 4|     greatly inferior in cavalry, arrange your army between vines
20 4|    cavalry, and in the fighting, arrange for them to give way for
21 5|         this method, and want to arrange my two Battalions, which
22 5|        them together, one has to arrange which sides are not guarded
23 5| companies. And no matter how you arrange your Army, you have to take
24 5|         collide with them; or to arrange them (the infantry) with
25 5|      such order, and in marching arrange themselves to fight according
26 6|      only how I would at present arrange to encamp my army, and then
27 6|     roads being located, I would arrange the plaza where the market
28 6|       practice of knowing how to arrange an encampment, and work
29 7|       the enemy might be able to arrange against it. Another remedy
30 7|  whatever way you organize them, arrange it so that the first line