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 1 1|   where no one is enlisted by command of the Prince, but according
 2 1|   Principality, he who should command should be their Prince or
 3 1|    People so as to be able to command them more easily. But they
 4 1|    leaders are exchanged from command to command; for continuous
 5 1|     exchanged from command to command; for continuous authority
 6 3|      adept at executing every command, and should be so provided
 7 3|       they are able easily to command and obey. And the spaces
 8 3|     place or the enemy should command you.~LUIGI: Truly, (my)
 9 3|      the three Constables (in command) of the extraordinary pikemen,
10 3|     understand, without other command, the pronouncements made
11 3| orders in various ways by his command: which would not have occurred
12 5|     else, than to know how to command and how to execute these
13 5|     them to turn, whether the command is given by voice or by
14 5|    the voices with which they command in (times of) danger, ought
15 5|    loud and clear. And if you command with sounds (bugle calls),
16 5|       for another; and if you command by voice, you ought to be
17 6|     have fought except at the command of the Captain, if anyone
18 6|       a remedy, or rather, to command everyone what they ought
19 6|       to be alone to whom the command is given, thinks of obeying
20 6|    thus, without tumult, your command is executed by everyone.
21 7|     to do it, and then how to command it. And of these, there
22 7|    never commanded, nor can I command except armies of foreigners,