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 1 1|      it thought to obtain some advantage for himself, having so many
 2 2|        that there will be this advantage of the one over the other,
 3 2|        arms or because of some advantage the enemy had in his. For
 4 2|       in battle), every little advantage is of the greatest importance;
 5 4|    places, you do not have the advantage of being able to avail yourself
 6 4|      it with order and to your advantage, but to his disadvantage:
 7 4|        if he does not have the advantage, or if he is not compelled
 8 4|        sometimes gives you the advantage, and sometimes (it derives
 9 4| Hannibal, but wanted it at his advantage; and Hannibal did not presume
10 5|  Captain avoid, and what great advantage it will give any enterprise
11 6|   disciplined, has the greater advantage in this, and can hope more