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 1 2|    heavily and lightly armed. The light armed they gave the name
 2 2|       real ones afterwards seemed light. The Romans wanted their
 3 2|          to which I would add the light gun, a new instrument ((
 4 2|        pikes, halberds, bows, and light guns, they called them pikemen,
 5 2|         fifty infantry armed with light guns, cross-bows, halberds,
 6 2|        pikemen, (and five hundred light armed, whom I will call
 7 2|    presently done, both as to the light cavalry as to the men-at-arms.
 8 2| men-at-arms. But I would want the light cavalry to be all archers,
 9 2|         be all archers, with some light gunners among them, who,
10 2|  men-at-arms, and a hundred fifty light cavalry; and I would give
11 2|           carriages and every ten light cavalrymen two, which, like
12 3|           and the infantry. These light armed men, therefore, enkindled
13 3|           the Veliti, that is the light armed, to enkindle the battle,
14 3|           away. Behind these, the light cavalry, to whom I would
15 3|          places together with the light cavalry, and spread out,
16 3|            You see the Veliti and light cavalry have spread out
17 3|         infantry. You see how our light cavalry are gone to attack
18 3|           forth together with the light cavalry to seize the enemy
19 3|     coming to engage him, had his light cavalry run in front of
20 3|          me: why did you have the light cavalry and the extraordinary
21 4|         enemy, and undertake some light skirmishes with them; because
22 5|        the left. I would send the light cavalry ahead to reconnoiter
23 5|      miles a day, and enough Sun (light will remain for them to
24 6| men-at-arms)) I would quarter the light cavalry, which, since they
25 6|       adjacent to the Head of the light cavalry, with a space of
26 7|       awake, arranged that when a light was raised at night, all