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 1 1|        weather) allows it, to enter into a much longer discussion.
 2 2|       himself from pikes, and enter among them, than is a man-at-arms (
 3 2|        the Centurions quickly enter them (the ranks) without
 4 3|    ranks and retire, they can enter into the spaces of the second
 5 3|      would not be possible to enter among the enemy forces to
 6 3|   that the second rank had to enter among the first, the fourth
 7 4|    nor should he be afraid to enter into these labors, where
 8 4|     they should give way, and enter through the regular spaces
 9 4|      Astati to be divided and enter the wings of the army, and
10 5|       of them the cavalry can enter among them without disorganizing
11 5|     into groups of a hundred, enter into their places between
12 5|       the voids left by them, enter the two bands of extraordinary
13 5|      solid body, or make them enter quickly between the ranks
14 5|      the Veliti would have to enter the intervals (gaps) that
15 5|       those who would have to enter into the two bands of extraordinary
16 5|       center. But before they enter, the wagons and unarmed
17 5|       in two ways: either you enter into them while marching,
18 6|      employed allowing him to enter their country, and (in proof)
19 6|  there was no fear they would enter, have overcome it before
20 7| winding and recessed, you can enter among them only with difficulty,
21 7|       men, the enemy does not enter with them. And therefore,
22 7|      do not want the enemy to enter by the breaks in the wall