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 1 2|    limits, if they should be disorganized, it is easy to reorganize
 2 2|      sound), will not become disorganized. And, therefore, they varied
 3 3|   straight line, they become disorganized, and if they scatter, they
 4 4|      that he will not become disorganized, whence his defeat quickly
 5 4| flanks of the companies, and disorganized and routed them. If anyone
 6 4| sight of which disturbed and disorganized it. In our times, the Turk
 7 5|   been ruined, and have been disorganized and routed by themselves.
 8 5|     poorly interpreted, have disorganized their Army; hence the voices
 9 6|      that they do not become disorganized; for every other thing in
10 6| because of this, have become disorganized and given the adversary
11 6|  made ((because of his going disorganized)) the victory of his adversary
12 7|     done in a tumultuous and disorganized manner, and have means to
13 7|  pursues a routed enemy in a disorganized manner, does nothing but