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 1 1|   desire war because they are unable to live without it. But
 2 1|      but as they are few, and unable by themselves to constitute
 3 1|      and training them, being unable to know (beforehand) which
 4 2|    and thin; whence they were unable to hold the shield firm,
 5 2| naturally of virtue, they are unable to demonstrate it.~COSIMO:
 6 3|       himself, and where I am unable to capture it as it is defended
 7 6|     where the enemy should be unable to besiege them, and cut
 8 6|   them, seeing that they were unable to flee, and necessity having
 9 7|  always lose them, as you are unable to defend small things when
10 7|  locked inside, and hence are unable to injure the enemy, so
11 7|       into several parts, and unable to stay within the stockade
12 7|    not imitate them, you were unable to discover the reason: