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 1 2|      back after they have come forward, or turning back to go forward,
 2 2| forward, or turning back to go forward, or to move from a stand-still,
 3 2|        make him (the horse) go forward and what keep him back,
 4 2|     him; for spurs make him go forward, and, on the other hand,
 5 2|         another time they went forward. And in this training, they
 6 2|        stand, to retire, to go forward, and when to combat, to
 7 2|     whether to stay put, or go forward, or turn back, or the time
 8 2|      have them proceed bravely forward or backward, to pass through
 9 2|     formation holds when going forward; but when the enemy comes
10 3|      of aid, the latter can go forward and succor it. They put
11 3|    third) one can make its way forward, and the others have room
12 3|      of the one which is going forward; for a large multitude cannot
13 3|        it, the enemy has moved forward, so that neither that of
14 3|      them, for from the middle forward they are able to double
15 3|    when they should stop or go forward or turn back, when they
16 4|  slowly, and the wings to move forward swiftly: so that only the
17 4|      if he wanted to push them forward. I would desire, therefore,
18 4|      to send those in the rear forward if necessity should require
19 4|       plans, when they are put forward, are the cause for the victory
20 5|        the cavalry behind come forward and take those places and
21 5|        thousand Veliti who are forward, come forth from their positions,
22 5|      the rear of the Army come forward through the open void that
23 5|        have them come from the forward part, if you want them to
24 5|     swordsmen), and bring them forward; which method is more swift
25 5|         Hurry”, “Hold still”, “Forward”, “Return”. And all those
26 5|       this has sent his forces forward, saving himself and injuring