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 1 1|       the soldiers kept in the field who are a great number,
 2 1|       be able to combat in the field with every (kind) of enemy,
 3 1|     the industry of war in the field is placed in these things,
 4 2| engagements and battles in the field, which are the important
 5 2|    young men be trained on the field of Mars, so that having
 6 2|     and we cannot do so in the field because they are not our
 7 3|        charge, of which in the field I would employ more in the
 8 3|     you don’t have to take the field with him. But if he should
 9 3|  therefore, that, being in the field, if you do not want something
10 3|        be afraid of him in the field where I am able to seize
11 3|   against it when he is in the field and having an Army in an
12 4|     you should depart from the field, and divide your forces
13 4|     you that whoever is in the field, cannot avoid an engagement
14 5|      overcome the enemy in the field, and then marched on his
15 6|    there remain enemies in the field, towns under suspicion,
16 6|   caused by campaigning in the field in the winter ought to be
17 6|        value, makes war in the field in the winter time. And
18 7|    allowed, but should be open field where no bushes, embankments,