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 1 2|         other, according as the site (of the battle) was open
 2 3| according to the fitness of the site, the kind and numbers of
 3 4|    nature of) the enemy and the site, because in this case, one
 4 4|       proceeds according to the site and the enemy. But note
 5 6|       it organized: Arts or the site make it Strong. The Greeks
 6 6| encampment, for they wanted the site to obey them, and not they
 7 6|     obey them, and not they the site. The Greeks were not able
 8 6|          for as they obeyed the site, and the sites changing
 9 6|    Romans, therefore, where the site lacked strength, supplied
10 6|    method. When I had found the site where I should want to encamp,
11 6|        Captain has selected the site, know how to give it form,
12 6|      the characteristics of the site, but from the looks of the
13 7|       than a multitude, and the site is often of more benefit