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 1 2|         Mars, so that having the river Tiber nearby, they would
 2 4|          routed while crossing a river by an alert enemy of theirs,
 3 4|       they had been split by the river. Some time you may find
 4 4|     unexpectedly had crossed the river, placed himself miles distant
 5 5|         arrive at the banks of a river, which causes you to lose
 6 5|          rear, and arriving at a river, so that the enemy should
 7 5|   becoming aware, he crossed the river without being able to be
 8 5|        Some, in order to cross a river, not having a bridge, have
 9 5|        should be overcome by the river. Rivers that are not forded,
10 5|       happens that in crossing a river, the enemy on the opposite
11 5|        his army on the bank of a river in Gaul, and his crossing
12 5|         on the other side of the river, marched for several days
13 5|       for several days along the river, and the enemy did the same.
14 5| everything in order, crossed the river without difficulty.~ZANOBI:
15 5|      FABRIZIO: Yes, we have. The river, in that part between the
16 5|          than elsewhere, for the river always places more material,
17 5|           If it happens that the river has washed away the bottom
18 5|        them on the bottom of the river, and cross over those. But
19 7|        employed, especially if a river runs in the middle of the
20 7|      anything else by way of the river, threw great quantities
21 7|       which being carried by the river without being able to be