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 1 1|     military Tribunes, proposing six for each legion, who filled
 2 1|     Consular army did not exceed six hundred.~COSIMO: Did you
 3 2|         that time. This man with six thousand cavalry and a few
 4 2|          the Germans. For, if in six thousand infantry ((as I
 5 2|          did not total more than six thousand (cavalry) and fifteen
 6 2|  involved, as all have comprised six to eight thousand men. This
 7 2|         were composed of five or six thousand men, in ten Cohorts,
 8 2|     Companies, and compose it of six thousand men on foot; and
 9 2|    wanted to make a Battalion of six thousand men; therefore
10 2|       thus they would come to be six thousand infantry, among
11 2|       you must make a front with six or eight hundred infantry,
12 2|        company would have thirty six carriages, which I would
13 3|        the enemy, only the first six ranks of all of them were
14 3|       Citizens, which consist of six hundred cavalry and about
15 3|       close (pressed) company of six or eight thousand infantry,
16 3|    Although I have told you that six ranks were employed in the
17 3|       the next; so that not even six arm lengths of pike remain
18 3|      were not assigned more than six hundred men, you would have
19 6|          taken two Battalions of six thousand infantry and three
20 6|       easterly for a distance of six hundred eighty (680) arm
21 6|         arm lengths in width and six hundred thirty (630) long ((
22 6| measuring from the center point, six hundred thirty five (635)
23 6|         comes to have to quarter six thousand infantry, all of
24 6|       dug a ditch and ordinarily six arm lengths wide and three
25 6|          if the army has four or six thousand soldiers more or
26 7|       excavated at least five or six arm lengths deep. While