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 1 2|       and apart from the heavy armor, which was a Casque that
 2 2|     rest (of the body) without armor. They had a sword and a
 3 2|        and because they had no armor, they were exposed to wounds.
 4 2|       and shins (protected by) armor, no one the head; and those
 5 2| because they were covered with armor. They were better able to
 6 2|     the heaviness of the arms (armor) and the annoyance of having
 7 2|      while ago)) has almost no armor in defending itself, and
 8 2|       he is well equipped with armor to defend himself, as were
 9 2|   useless to him, as he has no armor and has to meet an enemy
10 2|        is (protected) fully by armor. Whence, whoever considers
11 2|       see that the one without armor has no remedy, but the one
12 2|    were all covered with iron (armor), and, therefore, could
13 2|         his arms and legs with armor, is much more apt to defend
14 2|        proceeds from its arms (armor) and organization (discipline).~
15 2|        heavily burdened by the armor, they could not regain their
16 2|        much on their arms (and armor), that if they had to select
17 2|     the young men put on arms (armor) which weighed more than
18 3|        completely covered with armor, since, condemning the ancient
19 3|         condemning the ancient armor as useless with respect
20 3|    armed because, even if that armor does not protect them from
21 3|    they defend themselves with armor and organization. From which