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 1 1| would use in selecting both numbers.~FABRIZIO: Without doubt
 2 2|   have varied little in the numbers of men involved, as all
 3 2|  must be carried out by the numbers, that from five you make
 4 2|     do, but that they wrote numbers on their bucklers, calling
 5 2|  other armed men. And as to numbers, I say that departing from
 6 3|   of the site, the kind and numbers of the enemy, which will
 7 3|  their sparseness and their numbers. But the second line, because
 8 3|  would want also that these numbers reflect the grades of positions
 9 4|     front, according to the numbers of the enemy: and if the
10 4|   and trouble; for infinite numbers of things arose by which
11 5|   will know the places, the numbers, the distances, the roads,