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 1 2|      forming it with two horns (wings), I say, that you ought
 2 2|         company with two horns (wings), the first Centurion has
 3 2|     infantry per file, with two wings, on each side of his front,
 4 2|         will be between the two wings, and a Centurion in each
 5 2|        on each flank. These two wings (serve to) hold between
 6 2|        points of the two horns (wings), which then from wings
 7 2|         wings), which then from wings become the rear (shoulder)
 8 2|      the solid company, without wings and without the plaza, is
 9 3|       the army, placed like two wings on a body, and they some
10 3| arranged any stronger, for both wings are amply provided with
11 3|        a thousand Veliti in its wings, I would arrange, that after
12 3|           I would put it in the wings of the Army, so that firing
13 3|         firm, and become as two wings of the army or do you also
14 4|      and put his Legions in the wings of the Army, and placed
15 4|         to walk slowly, and the wings to move forward swiftly:
16 4|       swiftly: so that only the wings of both armies fought, and
17 4|        had them retire into the wings of the army, so as to make
18 4|        be divided and enter the wings of the army, and did not
19 5|     between the cavalry and the wings of the Army. Then, into
20 5|          that exist between the wings of the Army, and the cavalry