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 1 2|  distinct flag and (bugle) sound.~¶ Summarizing, therefore,
 2 2| its movement to that call (sound), will not become disorganized.
 3 2| variously. The Doric call (sound) brought on constancy, Frigio,
 4 3|   will follow that, at the sound of the trumpet, once the
 5 3|  general Captain, as their sound is apt not only to inflame
 6 3|  noise more than any other sound. I would want that the other
 7 3|  made the former move with sound, and the latter in silence.
 8 5|    is given by voice or by sound (bugle call): the other,
 9 5|   better regulated than by sound (music). The roads ought
10 6|  three times: at the first sound the tents were taken down