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 1 1|     those places that appear best to him: but wanting to draw
 2 1|     means to say to take the best of a province, and to have
 3 1|     to fight, are not of the best, rather they are of the
 4 1|  they selected four of their best men, from whom one was selected
 5 2|     and from them select the best. The Romans divided their
 6 2| observed, that they were the best armed armies that ever existed.~
 7 2|     systems, arrange them as best as is possible. And as the
 8 2|    and without the plaza, is best. But in wanting to make
 9 3|  battle, which was practiced best by the Romans. In explaining
10 3|       cavalry), to which the best remedy is to come quickly
11 3|      you have shown that the best remedy that one has against
12 3|      sign, as it should seem best to the Lord of the Army,
13 4|      way of victory, for the best indication of defeat is
14 4|     is the strongest and the best provision that can be made
15 5|    it happened, or rather as best they could depending on
16 6|      the Lord, who place the best soldiers in the front and
17 6|  considered and done for the best, for if it is desired that
18 6|      discord among them, the best way is to expose them to