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 1 Pre|  greater presumption, have been occupied with deeds; for the errors
 2 2  |      and the cavalry, my Romans occupied all the world, and it must
 3 2  |      then, as much as would (be occupied by) by ten men side by side.
 4 3  |        arm length and a half is occupied by the hands; whence only
 5 3  |       same space which the five occupied.~FABRIZIO: The first thing
 6 4  |     together, and each front is occupied in fighting, they have allowed
 7 4  | intervals of the Principi being occupied by the Triari, there was
 8 5  |        occupy any space already occupied by the flanks, and therefore
 9 5  |        the rear, and both being occupied by the enemy, has, as a
10 6  |       beyond the space which is occupied by the width of the Cross
11 6  |     length to include the space occupied by the Captain’s quarters.
12 6  |        roads that should not be occupied by them. Then the other
13 6  |        so many, sometimes being occupied all together, sometimes
14 6  |        disguise of infirm ones, occupied the town. Publius Valerius,
15 7  |        the gate, since both are occupied by the crowd.~BATTISTA:
16 7  |     with which the Romans often occupied many towns, assaulting them
17 7  |    crown: as did Scipio when he occupied new Carthage in Spain. If
18 7  |        the State of Urbino, and occupied a State in one day and without
19 7  |      expense, would barely have occupied. Those who are besieged
20 7  |    introduced them inside, have occupied the town. Chimon, the Athenian,
21 7  |      safety. The ancients often occupied towns with tunnels in two