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 1 1|    under the shadow of very high trees; Fabrizio praised
 2 3| pointed the enemy artillery high, and arranged it so that
 3 3|   that they raised the dust high, and which obstructed their
 4 4|    his encampment on a very high mountain so as not to have
 5 7|   If the walls are made too high, they are excessively exposed
 6 7|   the wall ought to be made high, with the ditches inside
 7 7|   therefore, ought to be as high as occurs to you, and not
 8 7|    from the front, as it is high, it is not possible to use
 9 7|   people keep themselves in high places, and fight them from
10 7|   and causes Cities located high up to be weaker, for they