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 1 2|       Germans) do. They were safe from blows near and far
 2 2|       But in wanting to make safe the disarmed ones, that
 3 2|      they keep their gunners safe from the attacks of the
 4 3| situate it on the flank in a safe place, where it should not
 5 3|    wants its artillery to be safe, must place it in the end
 6 4|    in a place where he has a safe refuge nearby, either amid
 7 4|    or a greater part of them safe. In the second case, many
 8 6|    want the encampment to be safe, it must be Strong and Organized.
 9 6|     Fabius Maximus to remain safe. You know how Coriolanus,
10 6|    in this way, kept himself safe. Which method did not serve