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 1 1|        make war is to be able to combat in the field with every (
 2 1|    captain, who is accustomed to combat with winds, water, and men,
 3 1|        Captain on land where the combat is with men only, than a
 4 1|        my Romans, knowing how to combat on land and not on the sea,
 5 2|          In addition to this, to combat in the ranks with the staff (
 6 2|        were, and are, obliged to combat with the ambitions of the
 7 2|         anytime they have had to combat with men on foot organized
 8 2|           Caesar, when he had to combat the Swiss in Gaul, dismounted
 9 2| impediment, are not fit for war (combat), they make a selection
10 2|          go forward, and when to combat, to march, to maintain ranks;
11 2|          have to put together to combat at the time, or that you
12 2|        caused to be organized to combat in time, nothing is done
13 2|          in front, not having to combat at the front, or at the
14 2|          frontwards, and have to combat in the rear, they must arrange
15 2|        companies united together combat with the enemy, I do not
16 2|         as it is their office to combat brokenly (in the open, separately),
17 3|         Army thusly arranged, in combat, can maintain the order
18 3|      masse be able to resist and combat the enemy again: and if
19 3|        retire a second time, and combat a third time, so that in
20 3|   instruments, and cause them to combat more bravely. But just as
21 4|          infantry to get used to combat amidst the cavalry, and
22 4|          were (in) hand to hand (combat) with the Gauls: whence
23 4|        deceive the enemy when in combat by drawing him into ambushes:
24 5|          is about to join up and combat with you. There have been
25 5|        as if to give him time to combat him, and therefore feigned
26 6|        Triari, being the last to combat, were in time to leave the
27 6| abandoned the place given him in combat, whoever brought anything