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 1 3|    not want the artillery to injure you, it is necessary to
 2 3|      are scattered, they can injure only a few of them. A band
 3 3|     fired from a distance to injure you, there is no other remedy
 4 3|      is true that often they injure the smaller artillery and
 5 3|      to a town, where he may injure me with great safety to
 6 3|   his army from which he can injure you, and would be so protected
 7 3|     here he would be able to injure you with the greatest safety
 8 4|      you cannot conveniently injure him. Whoever organizes an
 9 4| things thought up by them to injure the enemy)) used chariots
10 5| inhabitants nor the Army can injure you. In such a case, the
11 7|      and hence are unable to injure the enemy, so that they
12 7|    deceit, and can change to injure them. When Domitius Calvinus