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 1 Pre|        right to him to maintain his ordinary appearance and voice who,
 2 1  |        should be their Prince or an ordinary Lord; or if it is a Republic,
 3 2  |             than sharp. This is the ordinary armament of the infantry
 4 2  |         under arms heavier than the ordinary, making them draw the crossbow
 5 2  |           name, are called regular (ordinary) Veliti: the whole ten Companies,
 6 2  |          shield bearers; a thousand ordinary pikemen, and one hundred
 7 2  |      pikemen, and one hundred fifty ordinary Veliti, all of whom comprise (
 8 2  |             addition, a Head of the ordinary Veliti with five Heads of
 9 2  |          shield bearers, a thousand ordinary pikemen, a thousand extraordinary
10 2  | extraordinary pikemen, five hundred ordinary Veliti, and five hundred
11 2  |         Centurions, ten Captains of ordinary Veliti, and one Captain
12 2  |            on the side.~¶ The fifty ordinary Veliti of the company are
13 2  |           of these more than of the ordinary companies, in all the particular
14 3  |          they have, and who are the ordinary (regular) pikemen and Veliti,
15 3  |             as the men-at-arms. The ordinary Veliti I would leave around
16 3  |            of them. In fact all the ordinary pikemen of the first company
17 3  |         second is the head of fifty ordinary Veliti, the third the Centurion,
18 5  |        front, I would place all the ordinary Veliti, and in that in the
19 6  |             is no danger except the ordinary, since two parts of the
20 7  |        things which differ from the ordinary are made at home, but if
21 7  |             it. Others have written ordinary things in a letter, and