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 1 Pre|          to you to be merited. I send you these, as much as to
 2 1  |          when they are levied to send to war.~But even if such
 3 4  | intervals in order to be able to send those in the rear forward
 4 4  |    battle, not to permit them to send home any of their possessions,
 5 5  |       other at the left. I would send the light cavalry ahead
 6 5  |         them, it is necessary to send ahead double the guard,
 7 5  |          checks out. He ought to send cavalry ahead, and with
 8 5  |      from them. He ought also to send out guides, guarded (kept
 9 6  |        arrangement, some used to send ambassadors, and with them
10 6  |   vicinity of the enemy army, to send his forces with the insignia
11 7  |           who, not being able to send them anything else by way
12 7  |         in safety: the other, to send out a (message) by voice
13 7  |     friends, and in order not to send embassies by voice, wrote
14 7  |           for the latter can not send out such letters except