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 1 1|       in the most icy months of winter, as did Diogenes, he would
 2 6|         unless I should want to winter in a place. I would, however,
 3 6|        you arrive there, and in winter guard against marching in
 4 6|        continue the war even in winter, as is done today, or wage
 5 6|         go into quarters in the winter, as the ancients did.~FABRIZIO:
 6 6|     Captain than to wage war in winter, and more dangerous to him
 7 6|       not marvel if they war in winter time today, for as the armies
 8 6| campaigning in the field in the winter ought to be observed, remembering
 9 6|        on the Garigliano by the winter, and not by the Spaniards.
10 6|         who assault an enemy in winter time, who in itself has
11 6|         war in the field in the winter time. And because the Romans
12 6|  industry, avoided not only the winter time, but rough mountains
13 7|       has been observed that in winter time the ditches ice over,