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 1 Pre|      their defense had not been provided for and which, if well arranged,
 2 1  |        as to nature, it must be provided that whoever is born in
 3 2  |   ancient Republics, therefore, provided such training, and both
 4 3  |       into the intervals (gaps) provided for such a result, and were
 5 3  |       command, and should be so provided with arms and a horse as
 6 3  |        for both wings are amply provided with both leaders and arms,
 7 5  |        to have to keep the army provided with wine and baked bread.
 8 5  | throughout the cities; but they provided flour, and every soldier
 9 5  |     hungry; or even if they are provided, it is done with hardship
10 5  |         Princes in this matter, provided for both these inconveniences,
11 7  |       siege arrives, to be well provided with food. But when it is
12 7  |    extraordinary means of being provided by friends who want to save
13 7  |        being drawn, had himself provided with food, and then when,