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 1 2|     one in width, which had an iron hoop on it to be able to
 2 2|      sword and a staff with an iron point, long and thin; whence
 3 2|        more solid and with two iron tips, so that if the one
 4 2|      defense a breast plate of iron, and for offense a lance
 5 2|   armlengths long, and has the iron attached as an axe. Among
 6 2|    foot, were all covered with iron (armor), and, therefore,
 7 2|      has his head covered with iron, his breast protected by
 8 3| breastplate or the corselet of iron, and those on horseback
 9 6|   overcome you with the sword (iron), can overcome you by hunger,
10 7|        Germany, in the form of iron grids, while those of ours