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 1 Pre|       by those who were put in charge of military training, and
 2 1  |    soldiers, placed new men in charge over the soldiers, whom
 3 1  |        one place is not put in charge of men enrolled in another
 4 1  |   Captains, who were placed in charge of the care of the armies,
 5 2  |         and placed teachers in charge of doing all these things:
 6 2  |        Company, I would put in charge a Constable, four Centurions,
 7 3  |       called the one placed in charge of the rear of the Army.
 8 3  |        exceed fifty pounds per charge, of which in the field I
 9 3  |        than fifteen pounds per charge. This I would place in front
10 6  |        his necessities without charge. You know how Hannibal,
11 6  |      and placed lowborn men in charge of the common people of
12 7  | Giovanni Da Casale, who was in charge of the garrison, did not