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 1 2|        it happened that being on foot and wanting to defend themselves
 2 2|          been defeated by men on foot because of some defect they
 3 2|        had to combat with men on foot organized and as obstinate
 4 2|         cavalry against those on foot so organized; and regrouping
 5 2|     ground by the pike, those on foot who remain are so numerous
 6 2|       who, although they were on foot, were all covered with iron (
 7 2|      man-at-arms (cavalryman) on foot. I want to give you a small
 8 2|          little attention to the foot soldiers and had mounted
 9 2|        much more inferior to the foot soldier in accomplishing
10 2|     recalled, were almost all on foot, and fought pressed closely
11 2|         the cavalry to become as foot soldiers, and also at another
12 2|          such exercises, both on foot and horseback, were easy
13 2|        it of six thousand men on foot; and assign four hundred
14 3| penetrate the enemy companies on foot, and the enemy at the first
15 3|           the greater portion on foot, among whom should be ten
16 3|          reasons the soldiers on foot of our times wear the breastplate
17 6|        the front at the head and foot (of each row). I would also
18 6|         fourth of them always on foot, who would be distributed
19 7|          land and on the sea, on foot and on horseback. Of naval
20 7|           to kneel with the left foot (knee) so that they could
21 7|       combatants, went around on foot, and even if they did lose