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 1 2|   helmet (head covering) and a shield on the arm for their defense.
 2 2| bracelets; they also carried a shield on the arm, two arms in
 3 2|        used by one who holds a shield, for in managing it with
 4 2|     hands it is impeded by the shield, and he cannot do anything
 5 2|        and handled so that the shield should not annoy you, you
 6 2|       to serve yourself of the shield, you cannot pick it up except
 7 2|  offense, and for defense, the shield together with the other
 8 2|    writers say they also had a shield, I do not know ((for the
 9 2|        how the Sarisse and the shield could exist together. In
10 2|       Roman (army) was a round shield, and they had the head covered,
11 2|        were unable to hold the shield firm, and only make weak
12 2|     like the infantry, but the shield was much smaller and square,
13 2|     the sword, being without a shield, they become, in such a
14 2|        it even better with the shield. So that they had no other
15 2|   protected by a cuirass and a shield, his arms and legs with
16 2|    most; and of those with the shield and the sword, I would serve
17 2|      men were trained with the shield and the club as against
18 2|        will be called Scudati (shield bearers), and a hundred
19 2|         come to three thousand shield bearers; a thousand ordinary
20 2|         to be composed half of shield bearers and half among pikemen
21 2|   Companies, of three thousand shield bearers, a thousand ordinary
22 2|    front, and fifteen files of shield bearers on the shoulders (
23 2|    soldier had to write on his shield the number of his file,
24 2|      with the fifteen files of shield bearers who are behind,
25 3|      three thousand swords and shield, which are the arms of the
26 3|     should occupy who act as a shield for the unarmed men, which
27 5|        fire and smoke with his shield.~FABRIZIO: You say well;