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 1 2|     dash, and every cultivated area where there are vines and
 2 2|    turn go outside their usual area, because there is a small
 3 3|        which come to occupy an area of one hundred forty one
 4 3|      would therefore cover (an area of) one hundred forty one
 5 3|       Army, and would cover an area five hundred and eleven
 6 6|      each of the quarters. The area (space) of the quarters
 7 6|       on the left, and in each area I would place another row
 8 6|        I would quarter in each area four companies of infantry
 9 6|      place another row in each area of thirty two double quarters,
10 6|     three rows of quarters per area the cavalry and the companies (
11 6|      and there remains in each area a space left for quarters
12 7| protect) the bridge in its own area, arranging that it be buttressed