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 1 2|        charge a Constable, four Centurions, and forty Heads of Ten,
 2 2|    assign three Constables, ten Centurions, and a hundred Heads of
 3 2|    Veliti, two Constables, five Centurions, and fifty Heads of Ten.
 4 2|       fifteen flags, fifty five Centurions, ten Captains of ordinary
 5 2|         shoulders (behind); two centurions are in front and two behind
 6 2| head-to-head with the other two Centurions; and when he also stops,
 7 2|      then he stops; and the two Centurions who are alone quickly depart
 8 2|         flag staying fixed, the Centurions and Heads of Ten can judge
 9 2|       and the Heads of the Ten, Centurions, and Constables belonging
10 2|         shield-bearers; and the Centurions at the head of every century.
11 2|        front and rear, with the Centurions at the front of them, and
12 2|        described above; for the Centurions being on the outside, and
13 2|        men in their places, the Centurions quickly enter them (the
14 2|        I would want is that the Centurions or the Heads of Ten should
15 3|        the Heads of Ten and the Centurions in their (proper) places: