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 1 Pre|    day, has more need for His aid? If these necessities in
 2 2  |    and were obliged to render aid to it in the handling of
 3 3  |      if the first has need of aid, the latter can go forward
 4 3  | reformed the front with their aid, have repulsed the adversary,
 5 3  |      happened that with their aid, they withstood and repulsed
 6 3  |    rear of the army, and lend aid to the cavalry according
 7 4  |   addition, the wind does not aid the arms that are thrown
 8 4  |  battle was started, with the aid of the cavalry, to whom
 9 6  |   sent by friends (allies) to aid them; but they never had
10 6  |    work with them so they may aid him in designing it, and
11 6  |   your design, requesting his aid, and indicate to him you
12 6  |   decrease your army, sending aid to some friend, and they
13 6  |       guiltless, and by their aid, punish them. If there should
14 6  |   were forces coming to their aid, also ran out to help them
15 7  |    they heard beforehand that aid was to come to the besieged,
16 7  |   engagement to reserve great aid behind the front line, than
17 7  |     in favor of your Princes, aid and counsel them. I do not