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 1 1|         done well before become useless. Since it is necessary,
 2 1|       thusly: either that it is useless and our trusting in it will
 3 1|         things which are either useless or impossible. But it is
 4 1|    training the organization is useless, as will be shown in its
 5 1|    themselves: but the arms are useless for war, and the leaders
 6 2|     with the staff (as arms) is useless, except in the front rank
 7 2|   exceed two arms in length are useless in tight places; for if
 8 2|        the infantry is entirely useless. They therefore take up
 9 2|         being unarmed. They are useless in land battles and in every
10 2|       in such a case, (equally) useless. They (the Romans) could
11 2|   cavalry, and those are always useless who cannot sustain the (
12 2|         use the sword, which is useless to him, as he has no armor
13 2|  Catafratti, showing them to be useless, because, he says, that
14 3|        are pressed, they become useless. Whence the Swiss, to avoid
15 3|      closes in, and they become useless, the shields and swords
16 3|       the pike and their swords useless ((the one because it is
17 3|        do little, or rather how useless they would be against the
18 3|      render the enemy artillery useless, there is no other remedy
19 3|       it was made, as something useless, once the battle was started.~
20 3|   systems of the ancients to be useless, and it appears from your
21 3| condemning the ancient armor as useless with respect to artillery,
22 3|       and thus its fury will be useless. Which can be easily done,
23 3|      fifth. The other ranks are useless to inflict injury; but they
24 3|        makes this error renders useless the great part of the army,
25 3|        they would be completely useless. And therefore, the arranged
26 4|         mules and other animals useless in war, but in a manner
27 6|      the other efforts would be useless.~BATTISTA: Before you pass
28 6|     make soldiers seditious and useless.~BATTISTA: I like that.