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 1 1|   FABRIZIO: If I had to raise an (entirely) new army, I would draw
 2 1|       have to come, whether it is entirely by force or entirely voluntarily:
 3 1|           is entirely by force or entirely voluntarily: for if it were
 4 1|       voluntarily: for if it were entirely from desire, there would
 5 1|          go; so also, the (going) entirely by force would produce bad
 6 1|           taken where neither the entirely forced or entirely voluntarily (
 7 1|    neither the entirely forced or entirely voluntarily (means are used),
 8 1|     believe what you have said is entirely true: but before you pass
 9 1|           to have them better, is entirely false. As to causing less
10 2|          affirms, the infantry is entirely useless. They therefore
11 2|           as the Parthians fought entirely on horseback, and in the
12 2|       such training, would become entirely expert in war. It is also
13 2|           a company wants to turn entirely, as if it was a solid body.
14 2|     because, as that province was entirely subject to one Kingdom,
15 4|      distinction: either they are entirely in flight (motion), and
16 5|    formations, not because it was entirely square, but because it was
17 5| provisions, I would govern myself entirely as the ancients. If you
18 5|       Treasury, which (consisted) entirely of ransoms and booty. Another
19 6|           dangerous to trust them entirely or in part. And therefore
20 6|          our Religion, by itself, entirely takes away such ideas. Yet
21 7|      while those of ours are made entirely of massive planks. I would
22 7|            but in Italy, they are entirely lost, and if there is something
23 7|            and also can be closed entirely, for it is lowered and raised
24 7|         for often Cities are lost entirely from fear, without any other
25 7|            and the fortresses are entirely disintegrated into several