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 1 2|     infantry ought to select roads that have as many obstacles
 2 5|      sent ahead to clear the roads in order to make a path
 3 5|  numbers, the distances, the roads, the mountains, the rivers,
 4 5|   than by sound (music). The roads ought to be widened, so
 5 6|    the Captain and these two roads having been designed, therefore
 6 6|    each other, to create two roads which I should call, one
 7 6| which would create two other roads, and all of these would
 8 6|    quarters, and on thirteen roads, counting the Captain’s
 9 6|      of the Plaza. These two roads being located, I would arrange
10 6|     would only designate the roads that should not be occupied
11 6| spaces remaining between the roads, which would be four, I
12 6|  fourth to the armorers. The roads which I would want left
13 6|    and Veliti. And all these roads should be thirty arm lengths
14 6|    The one, why you make the roads and the spaces around the
15 6|     know that I made all the roads thirty arm lengths wide,
16 6|       and distinguishing the roads, dividing the quarters with
17 6|      brings with it the same roads, the same houses, and the