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 1 1|     preparations I would make to bring the military to your ancient
 2 1|       army established in a City bring; for without them, nothing
 3 2|         desired, by marching, to bring them into the company to
 4 2|          their place by eye, and bring the left from the right,
 5 2|      pikemen. But, in wanting to bring this winged (formed) company
 6 3|          on artillery, I want to bring up all these questions so
 7 4|         of the army, and did not bring them among the Principi.
 8 5| accordance with the ancients, to bring it into a square, I would
 9 5|          engagement, and quickly bring yourself to that formation,
10 5|  shield-bearers (swordsmen), and bring them forward; which method
11 5|       the Legion firm, and would bring on many dangers. From this
12 5|        to observe if you want to bring the military up to your
13 5|        deceive yourself less and bring on less danger, the more
14 6|        ought to take care not to bring the enemy to extreme desperation;
15 7|          not I would know how to bring the army to the ancient
16 7|          Swiss and Spaniards) to bring them up to the perfection