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 1 Pre|       in these times to be very true. But if they should consider
 2 1  |       laudable qualities. It is true however, that fortune was
 3 1  |       you ask me; whether it be true or not, I will leave to
 4 1  | gregarious soldiers, it is also true that every one voluntarily
 5 1  |        and I believe it will be true when expected from a Republic,
 6 1  |    certain way, you say what is true: but consider the defects
 7 1  |    cannot be more contrary to a true and good military life.
 8 1  |   FABRIZIO: You say well: it is true that I would arm them, captain
 9 1  |         force, I say ((as it is true)) that inept experience
10 1  |       you have said is entirely true: but before you pass on
11 2  |      using it. And that this is true, that the Romans did not
12 2  |    signifies a Battalion. It is true that each one is further
13 2  |        becomes the front. It is true that when they turn by the
14 2  |  defending their liberty. It is true, therefore, that where there
15 2  |       which I have discussed is true, consider Germany, in which,
16 2  |      were likewise alone: it is true that the Triari encamped
17 3  |         of a long answer. It is true that I did not have the
18 3  |      artillery has fired. It is true that often they injure the
19 3  |         And what you say is not true, that the more the enemy
20 3  |      doubling themselves. It is true, that when doubling, they
21 4  |    question in good part: it is true, that concerning the shape
22 5  |         some less. It is indeed true that when a front is made
23 5  |         add or leave out. It is true that I desire to know two
24 5  | experienced many times, is very true.~ZANOBI: If it happens that
25 6  |        the same spaces, ((it is true that from one row to the
26 7  |        Hannibal believing to be true, in order to pursue him
27 7  |       see if what I tell you is true? Consider how many wars