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 1 1|         no longer be called the making of a Deletto, but in enlisting
 2 2|      training, they had in mind making themselves adept at covering (
 3 2|        those who were wounding, making him more adept at repeating
 4 2|        exercise, in addition to making men expert in throwing,
 5 2|         like running wrestling, making them jump, making them work
 6 2|    wrestling, making them jump, making them work hard under arms
 7 2|      heavier than the ordinary, making them draw the crossbow and
 8 3|     artillery in my own manner, making it pass over the heads of
 9 3|         have also noted that in making your engagement, your cavalry
10 4|          many have employed the making (digging) of ditches, and
11 4|  fleeing, have stopped them, by making them ashamed of their flight,
12 4|      yourself indignant, and by making an oration in which you
13 5|        has been said concerning making a front from the right flank,
14 5|      flank, is intended also in making one from the left flank,
15 6| burdened ones on the west side, making the east the front and the
16 6|          you have to assign the making of the encampment to that
17 6|      without the convenience of making a fire, and not lack necessary
18 6|         signs and arrangements, making the same fires and posting
19 6|         of the enemy, either by making him suspicious of his men
20 6|      into one province, feigned making an assault on another, and
21 7|      earth that is excavated in making the ditch is thrown toward
22 7|         which has the effect of making the depth of the ditch greater.
23 7|       in Italy, and it is this, making the carriages of the artillery
24 7|       for erecting ramparts and making repairs. Which, had they