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 1 2|      hoop on it to be able to sustain a blow, and another underneath,
 2 2|       The German infantry can sustain and overcome the cavalry.
 3 2|     better able to attack and sustain attacks having the shields.
 4 2|     always useless who cannot sustain the (attacks of the) cavalry,
 5 2|        or if they are able to sustain them, none the less have
 6 2|  infantry not only is able to sustain the (attack) of cavalry,
 7 2|      against whoever wants to sustain his attack, and he responds
 8 2| himself against an enemy, and sustain an attack. And above all,
 9 3|       are also not lacking to sustain them, and give the same
10 6|       in the rear who bravely sustain it. Cosimo, therefore, begun
11 7|     level, the wheels equally sustain the weight, which, being
12 7|   come to incline, and do not sustain the weight in a straight
13 7|  straight (vertical), and can sustain all the weight strongly;
14 7|    the spikes) are bent, they sustain half the weight.~But let