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 1 3|       lengths long, and forty wide. Behind these five Companies
 2 3|  lengths long and two hundred wide. The extraordinary pikemen
 3 3|    companies behind them with wide intervals which would receive
 4 4|    you have to make it rather wide and of short length, than
 5 4|     number, you ought to seek wide places, especially if you
 6 6|    also be thirty arm lengths wide and be called the Cross
 7 6|   should be forty arm lengths wide and ten arm lengths long.
 8 6|       lengths long and thirty wide. In the next fifteen quarters
 9 6|       lengths long and thirty wide, as those of the cavalry,
10 6|       lengths long and twenty wide. And thus these first two
11 6|      four hundred arm lengths wide and a hundred long, measuring
12 6|       lengths long and twenty wide, which would total eighty
13 6|       road thirty arm lengths wide from north to south, and
14 6|       also thirty arm lengths wide, and corresponding in location
15 6|  should be thirty arm lengths wide. And I would dispose the
16 6| spaces around the quarters so wide. The other, which annoys
17 6|      roads thirty arm lengths wide, so that a company of infantry
18 6|    five to thirty arm lengths wide. The space between the ditch
19 6|      is a hundred arm lengths wide, is necessary, since the
20 6|    ordinarily six arm lengths wide and three deep, which spaces
21 7|   less than three arm lengths wide, to make it more difficult
22 7|      least thirty arm lengths wide and twelve deep, and all
23 7|       a half arm length thin (wide), the places for the cross-bowmen
24 7|       to make the battlements wide and large, and also to make
25 7|    places of the) bombardiers wide on the inside, and narrow
26 7|      least thirty arm lengths wide, and throw all (the earth)