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 1 1|     done by those whom we call Constables. After they had assembled
 2 2|  pikemen, I would assign three Constables, ten Centurions, and a hundred
 3 2|      extraordinary Veliti, two Constables, five Centurions, and fifty
 4 2|        and in addition fifteen Constables, with fifteen Buglers and
 5 2|       the Ten, Centurions, and Constables belonging to it relocate
 6 2|       on horseback: and if the Constables want to ride mounted, I
 7 3|      places: and, of the three Constables, I would put one at the
 8 3|     Heads, there are the three Constables (in command) of the extraordinary
 9 3|     sounds existing around the Constables and Heads of companies to
10 6| companies of infantry with the Constables in the front at the head
11 6|        of infantry) with their Constables. And thus there would come
12 6|   Their Heads, or rather their Constables, could take those quarters