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 1 2|       sword, and especially the Phalanxes of Macedonia, who carried
 2 2|         maintained order in the Phalanxes. And although other writers
 3 3|          The Greeks, with their Phalanxes, did not have this method
 4 3|     they did in this way. Their Phalanxes were (made up) of ranks,
 5 3| remained complete; and thus the Phalanxes, because of their arrangement,
 6 3|        beginning, also employed Phalanxes, and instructed their Legions
 7 3| employed all the methods of the Phalanxes, as much in the size and
 8 3|        in battle with the Greek Phalanxes, and the latter were always
 9 3|    methods, partly of the Greek Phalanxes, partly of the Roman Legions;
10 3|      the arms of the Macedonian Phalanxes, and three thousand swords
11 3|  maintain the order both of the Phalanxes and of the Roman Legions,
12 3|   according to the usage of the Phalanxes. On the other hand, if they
13 3|      ranks were employed in the Phalanxes of Macedonia at one time,