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 1 1|      in the field with every (kind) of enemy, and to be able
 2 2|     for their safety from the kind of country. If one marches
 3 2| several parts, and assign one kind of arms of those they use
 4 2|      in) their ranks in every kind and place of action, and
 5 3|    way can be found, and of a kind which, when closed together,
 6 3|  front, and are of an unarmed kind, which cannot defend themselves
 7 3|      fitness of the site, the kind and numbers of the enemy,
 8 5|      are in the rear in every kind of assault, as I will show
 9 6|     him with other arms, of a kind from which he went little
10 7|   cross-bows, and every other kind of arms.~BATTISTA: I have
11 7|      frighten it, seeing what kind of enemies he had to encounter.
12 7|      through them, the better kind of training, and also to