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 1 1|       country (without them) was ruined. To which Cosimo replied (
 2 1|        necessity that he will be ruined; for there is not to be
 3 2|        which has been plundered, ruined, and overrun by foreigners,
 4 4|        arose by which an Army is ruined if a Captain does not know
 5 5|         aware of this, have been ruined, and have been disorganized
 6 5|         has caused an Army to be ruined: therefore this expression
 7 5| foreseeing an ambush you will be ruined, so by foreseeing it you
 8 6|          relying on which, he is ruined: as a Captain had already
 9 7|          it more difficult to be ruined. It ought to have towers
10 7|        wall, and caused it to be ruined. This last method is more
11 7|        captured, and many armies ruined by those inside. One ought,