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 1 1|      infantry than that which is composed of those who make the waging
 2 1|    securely, have their infantry composed of men, who, when it is
 3 2|        as the Roman Legions were composed of five or six thousand
 4 2|         little while ago)) to be composed half of shield bearers and
 5 2|  therefore, a Battalion would be composed of ten Companies, of three
 6 3|    spirit, and that it should be composed of several parts, and each
 7 3|      Swiss Battalion, if it were composed of ten thousand tanks could
 8 4|         as Hannibal had his Army composed of Carthaginians and auxiliaries
 9 5| direction. And as this square is composed of two Battalions, it must
10 6|        assemble a fair army, and composed like the Roman of two Battalions
11 6|   auxiliaries ((since I had them composed of the same men)) I would