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 1 1|       do your equals who obtain provisions from Princes and the Community.
 2 1|        corrupt order. As to the provisions that are reserved for me
 3 1|         King ought not to give (provisions) to them, or if he does
 4 2|         arms, and to impede its provisions; but as to engagements and
 5 2|         to his arms, must carry provisions for many days, and if he
 6 4|     adversary with the scythes. Provisions against these attacks were
 7 5|    ought the Captain make other provisions against these tumultuous
 8 5|        them strong. So that the provisions of living (eating) for the
 9 5| suffering hardship of (lack of) provisions, for it lived from things
10 5|      obtain it, and as to other provisions, I would govern myself entirely
11 6|    public wagons for the public provisions of food and arms. And I
12 6|        to the public wagons for provisions, and the fourth to the armorers.
13 6|       their supply of water and provisions. To avoid this weakness,
14 6|      enemy does not impede your provisions, but to provide whence you
15 6| therefore, you must always have provisions (on hand) for the army for
16 6|     provide you daily, keep the provisions in a strong place, and,
17 6|         for one evil causes the provisions not to arrive, and the other
18 6|      this province, giving them provisions, and placed lowborn men
19 7|    things mentioned previously, provisions for living and fighting
20 7|   victor. Whoever does not make provisions necessary to live (eat),
21 7|        cavalry, should make two provisions: the one, that he should