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 1 1|       begun freely to permit men assigned to the army to practice
 2 2|        enrolled: and each one is assigned his place by the public
 3 2|          the number of his place assigned him in that file. The men,
 4 2|        being thus countersigned (assigned), and accustomed to stay
 5 2|     COSIMO: I believe that Heads assigned by you in each of the companies
 6 3|          Roman Legions, were not assigned more than six hundred men,
 7 5|    artillery are in the position assigned in this front. There is
 8 5| companies, or other lowly people assigned to such practices.~FABRIZIO:
 9 5|  equipment?~FABRIZIO: The wagons assigned to carry such equipment.~
10 6|      men-at-arms, there would be assigned ten men-at-arms to each
11 6|          ten cavalrymen would be assigned to each quarter, and in
12 6|   hundred fifty, thirty would be assigned to each quarter. I would
13 6|      cases like this, the Romans assigned this method of fortifying
14 6|         to have each one of them assigned to a battalion, so that
15 6|      eaten, and in the time they assigned, so that no soldier ate
16 7|      within; another part is not assigned to any place, but is prepared
17 7|       purpose than what you have assigned it to, unless you want to