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 1 1|        and the armies are very distant from each other, you cannot
 2 2|      seacoast a thousand miles distant, rivers two or three days (
 3 2|       and tomorrow fifty miles distant. Because of this, the Parthians
 4 2|        the square) the men are distant at least two arm lengths
 5 3|    Battalion behind these, but distant a gun shot. This they do,
 6 3|      would place three others, distant in a straight line from
 7 3|     line behind the three, and distant from those three forty arm
 8 3|    companies on the left side, distant twenty arm lengths from
 9 4|     ranks in the center, being distant from each other, did not
10 4|      Army at least fifty miles distant from his adversary, so as
11 4|    river, placed himself miles distant with his forces. The Venetians
12 4|  should have placed themselves distant from him, as did Vercingetorix:
13 5|   first place the flanks, each distant from the other by two hundred
14 5|     file along its length, and distant from each other three arm
15 5|    wing, and part on the left, distant forty arms lengths from
16 5| another, and two remain behind distant another forty arm lengths.
17 6|     which would have each face distant from it fifty arm lengths,
18 6|      length as the former, but distant from each of them by fifteen
19 6|     cavalry and half infantry, distant thirty arm lengths from
20 6|        on the north side, each distant one hundred arm lengths
21 6|        made. The quarters very distant from the ditches are better,
22 6|      better, for they are more distant from the fires and other
23 6|       they had guards outside, distant from the ditches, as is
24 7|  bastions outside, and they be distant from its wall. And another
25 7|      them outside the town and distant from it, by feigning flight
26 7|       guards when the enemy is distant, than when he is near. And