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 1 2|       those who give, and not receive, laws from other men. But ((
 2 3|     be able, if necessary, to receive the Princeps and the Astati
 3 3|     together as to be able to receive one another among themselves,
 4 3|        and how one line would receive the other, I have come to
 5 3|   only serve to enable one to receive the other, but also to provide
 6 3|   enemy, and does not have to receive any friends into it, and
 7 3|      as this last part has to receive more men, its spaces must
 8 3|      be larger, and those who receive them lesser in number.~LUIGI:
 9 3|       should be sufficient to receive them.~LUIGI: The ranks of
10 3|    wide intervals which would receive them.~FABRIZIO: If the enemy
11 3|      no one behind who should receive them, for from the middle
12 4| fashion for one to be able to receive the other, and one to help
13 4| Triari, there was no place to receive the Astati, and therefore,
14 4|  ranks in the rear which will receive you. But let us return to
15 4|  scissor, so as to be able to receive that wedge into that space,
16 4| prudent Captains would rather receive the onrush of the enemy,
17 5|   army, space would remain to receive another company. And as
18 6| hamlets, and farm houses that receive you; so that all the hard
19 7|      cattle, which you cannot receive in your house, ought to