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 1 1|          sea one. And my Romans, knowing how to combat on land and
 2 2|  corrected. In addition to this, knowing how to fight makes men more
 3 2| themselves with them, so that by knowing how to keep (obey) the orders,
 4 2|    necessary, for in addition to knowing how to ride, they would
 5 2|          use their arms. So that knowing how to maintain ranks well,
 6 2|        of the (bugle) calls, and knowing how to reassemble quickly,
 7 3|       these Captains, therefore, knowing where his Company should
 8 4|       not tempt fortune further, knowing how changeable and unstable
 9 4| Hasdrubal, the Carthaginian, and knowing that Hasdrubal was noted,
10 4|   excellent Orators, for without knowing how to talk to the entire
11 5|         it up as exercise; since knowing how to organize and maintain
12 5|          The other part because, knowing that their movable possessions
13 5|         of any enemy ambush, and knowing this has sent his forces
14 6|      trained in this practice of knowing how to arrange an encampment,
15 6|        and the soldiers quick in knowing their places. And none of
16 6|       fighters of the fugitives. Knowing how to make yourself secure