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 1 1|       and afterwards when peace comes, more willingly return to
 2 2|         descend to their feet)) comes with his sword and order
 3 2|     heavily (armed) men-at-arms comes to be sustained with much
 4 2|     that the Elan with which he comes makes it more furious in
 5 2|       stopped files, so that he comes head-to-head with the other
 6 2|         stopped file so that he comes head-to-head with the other
 7 2|     forward; but when the enemy comes and the time for the (companies)
 8 2|        with other companies, it comes to an engagement, none the
 9 2|       to proceed so far that he comes to the fifteen files, and
10 2|       first, marches so that he comes to their front, and here
11 2|  proceeding in step with those, comes to serve the orders easily.
12 4|         not harming you when it comes up. And because of this,
13 4|         and the enemy pursuing, comes to ruin in them. If, during
14 5|       be organized quickly, and comes to be almost the same as
15 5|    should happen that the enemy comes from the rear, the first
16 5|  cavalry among each side. If he comes from three or four sides,
17 5|      enemy, for where the enemy comes to meet you, he will always
18 5|         engagement with him, he comes upon your rear as you arrive
19 6|       north gate, each of which comes to be, measuring from the
20 6|       as they; so that one also comes to have to quarter six thousand
21 6| desperation, and, driven by it, comes to fight with you, you ought
22 7|        sized guns. If the enemy comes to scale your wall, the
23 7|      easily protects you. If he comes with artillery, he must
24 7|      much; when it inclines, it comes to have all the weight of
25 7|         beam so that half of it comes over the bridge, and the
26 7|       the side where the enemy (comes to) fight; for if the attempt
27 7|     that part which is battered comes to be stronger than the
28 7|         City, for such a repair comes to have the form that we