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 1 2|   select the best. The Romans divided their infantry into the
 2 2| except with cavalry, yet they divided the world with the Romans:
 3 2|      those barbarians, became divided into several parts, this
 4 3|   want to tell how the Romans divided each Legion into three parts,
 5 3|    with this arrangement, and divided the Legion into several
 6 3|    arms of the Romans. I have divided the Battalion into ten Companies,
 7 3|     Companies, as the Romans (divided) the Legion into ten Cohorts.
 8 3|      confederates, which they divided into two parts, and they
 9 3|      having told you how they divided a Legion into three lines,
10 4|    ranks of the Principi, but divided them and had them retire
11 4|       caused the Astati to be divided and enter the wings of the
12 4|  strength, either from having divided the Armies, as the Scipios (
13 5|       they also encamped, and divided themselves into several
14 6|    each Battalion, and I have divided them by companies, by arms,
15 6|     cavalry effectives, being divided into four companies, two
16 6|      have mentioned, and also divided at the sixteenth in the
17 6|        so that with the width divided, each quarters would be
18 6|        in a hundred quarters, divided into ten rows of five double
19 6|    manner, that they might be divided and arranged quickly. And
20 7|      bridge. The fortress was divided into three parts, and each
21 7|      the weight, which, being divided equally between them, does