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 1 1|    other aims in (using) such exercises is not good, and any City
 2 1|     City: and as the military exercises where the young men were
 3 1|   Emperors discontinued these exercises, it was necessary to employ
 4 1|     Deletto where, during the exercises with the army, those of
 5 1|   they would now attend these exercises with pleasure, for the drawing
 6 1|     assemble them for (joint) exercises, and without this training
 7 2|    able after working hard in exercises on land to refresh themselves
 8 2|     be remounted. And as such exercises, both on foot and horseback,
 9 2|      by the public where such exercises are to be carried on, and
10 2|  which are necessary for such exercises. That which they do, therefore,
11 2|   good proceeding.~From these exercises, it resulted that the ancients
12 2| cannot obligate them to other exercises than they themselves want.
13 2|     who is practiced in these exercises knows how this order proceeds,
14 2|  others or to train in common exercises, than to train them well
15 2|       them well in particular exercises. They ought, therefore, ((
16 2|      they kept their military exercises alive, and honored those
17 5|     original formation. These exercises and accustomization are
18 6|   very difficult, because the exercises which they gave each day
19 7|     day under arms in feigned exercises, so that in real (battles)