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 1 2|       be so arranged that each Centurion has twenty files behind
 2 2|       immediately behind every Centurion are five files of pikemen,
 3 2|   shield-bearers of the second Centurion, and occupies the places
 4 2|        the Flanks of the first Centurion on the left hand, and twenty
 5 2|      on the flanks of the last Centurion on the right hand. And you
 6 2|        have to cause the first Centurion to stop with the first file
 7 2|    head-to-head with the other Centurion, where he too stops; and
 8 2|       too stops; and the third Centurion continues to march, also
 9 2|       he also stops, the other Centurion follows with his file, also
10 2|         that the Constable and Centurion have tufts of feathers on
11 2|      file in this way: place a Centurion in the middle, and behind
12 2|       thusly arranged, another Centurion is placed who has fifteen
13 2|      shield-bearers. The third Centurion is placed behind these,
14 2|     files, there is the fourth Centurion. If it is desired, therefore,
15 2|       horns (wings), the first Centurion has to be halted with the
16 2|     are behind him. The second Centurion then has to be moved with
17 2|   halts. After, move the third Centurion with the twenty five files
18 2|      files and with the fourth Centurion who is behind them, and
19 2|     And, having done this, the Centurion who was Head of the first
20 2|   between the two wings, and a Centurion in each corner of the wing.
21 2|     carriages, and one to each Centurion, and two to every three
22 3| ordinary Veliti, the third the Centurion, the fourth the head of