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 1 1|  content and could be better commanded. Whence I would like to
 2 2|    call, through which it is commanded in battle; to know how to
 3 2|      For instance, if one is commanded to be in the second (file),
 4 2|   body toward the side he is commanded to, and the direction in
 5 3|  openly, so that they may be commanded, and the Captain and the
 6 4|     ranks of the enemy, have commanded those who are lightly armed,
 7 4|    them with Veliti, whom he commanded that, as soon as the Elephants
 8 4| looked like men-at-arms, and commanded that they appear on a hill
 9 4|     forces of Scipio: Scipio commanded in like fashion that they
10 5|   men under the banners, and commanded them to follow them, so
11 5|      darts of the Parthians, commanded that, when the Parthians
12 6|      the daytime with smoke, commanded that both smoke and flame
13 6|      the call to battle, and commanded the other forces to pursue
14 7|     seeing it made of grass, commanded it not be shown to his army
15 7|     be one, for I have never commanded, nor can I command except