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 1 1|          would go; so also, the (going) entirely by force would
 2 2|         on matters of war is not going beyond the limits of Europe.
 3 2|      follows with his file, also going to the right along the flanks
 4 2|       Which formation holds when going forward; but when the enemy
 5 3|       onrush of the one which is going forward; for a large multitude
 6 3|    alongside, in marching order, going to rekindle the battle with
 7 3|      these companies either when going out or when fighting are
 8 4|      ought a Captain have before going to battle, and if some accident
 9 4|           while the fighting was going on, seeing that a great
10 4|         take into account before going into battle: upon which
11 4|       the morning, you can delay going out of your encampment for
12 4|          able to overcome him by going to meet him in the places
13 4|           the Master of cavalry) going forth, and coming into great
14 5|         they said that they were going prepared either for marching
15 5|      another, or that one (part) going faster and the other more
16 6|        who asked him what he was going to do the next day, answered
17 6|        who asked him when he was going to move his army, said: “
18 6| discovery, made ((because of his going disorganized)) the victory
19 7|          to reenter, when, after going out to fight, it happens
20 7|     forces, under the pretext of going to harm Camerino, turned
21 7|         and that he should feign going on a hunt at night, to show