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 1 2|       are yet kept alive.~¶ They divide all their inhabitants into
 2 2|        in ten Cohorts, I want to divide our Battalion into ten Companies,
 3 3|          Armies three names, and divide them into three ranks, the
 4 4|       that the enemy, fearing to divide his forces, would leave
 5 4|       depart from the field, and divide your forces among your towns,
 6 4|        such (desires), he had to divide the Army. Fabius kept his
 7 5|          the whole camp, I would divide the public wagons into four
 8 5| arranging the companies. I would divide the artillery, and one part
 9 6|        did in good part, I would divide the armed men from the unarmed,
10 6|         how to give it form, and divide it, and distinguishing the
11 6|       endeavor with every art to divide the forces of the enemy,
12 6|          method did not serve to divide the forces of the enemy,
13 6|       his own. Some, in order to divide his (the enemy) forces,
14 6|          to keep together, or to divide his forces to escape them.
15 7|      defend it without having to divide this forces into several