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 1 1|  about levying tribute on the towns and sacking the country,
 2 2|  Romans) could safely assault towns, having the body covered,
 3 2|        apart from each other, towns likewise, and inhabitants
 4 2|       twenty five years, many towns have been seen to be pillaged,
 5 2|       if you would note which towns are pillaged, you would
 6 3|  suffice for the reduction of towns, which should not exceed
 7 4| divide your forces among your towns, so that the tedium of capturing
 8 4|    parts, and putting them in towns?~FABRIZIO: I believe at
 9 5|     be no booty, ransoming of towns, prisoners taken. Yet I
10 6|    climbed the walls of enemy towns, to whoever first entered
11 6|  remain enemies in the field, towns under suspicion, of which
12 6|      allowed him to take many towns so that by placing guards
13 6|       capturing and defending towns, which I am about to do
14 6|    attacking and defending of towns, and of the sites, and of
15 7|   BOOK~You ought to know that towns and fortresses can be strong
16 7|     greater security of their towns, and to enable them during
17 7|     the ancients defended the towns were many, such as, Ballistas,
18 7|    Romans often occupied many towns, assaulting them all at
19 7|       The remedy is, that the towns people keep themselves in
20 7|  despoil the garrisons of the towns they want to take. Scipio,
21 7|     Captains sought to occupy towns by treachery, corrupting
22 7|       attacked less; for many towns have been lost when the
23 7|       ancients often occupied towns with tunnels in two ways:
24 7|     time, in which times many towns have been captured, and