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 1 1|          those who are or are not suitable to fight chosen?~FABRIZIO:
 2 2|    appears to me, therefore, more suitable to base our talk on this
 3 4|   mentioned, where the country is suitable, it is usual to deceive
 4 4|       they are, and if it is more suitable for the enemy than for themselves;
 5 5|       have them take up the tools suitable for clearing, and leave
 6 5|           the more the country is suitable for ambush, as are wooded
 7 5| encampment in a woody place (and) suitable to conceal his forces, withdrew
 8 5|    shallower, and is a place more suitable for fording than elsewhere,
 9 7|          the ground firm and most suitable for erecting ramparts and
10 7|         Nor would there be anyone suitable to teach them what they