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 1 1| those Captains in their same Commands. And if any of those Emperors,
 2 2|     they understand well the commands of the leader by means of
 3 2|   which call, if given well, commands the army, which proceeding
 4 3| silence, and how the Captain commands the men-at-arms that they
 5 3|    know well how to obey the commands of the general Captain.
 6 3|  they be taught to recognize commands of the Captain by virtue
 7 3|     as the importance of the commands depends on the (bugle) calls,
 8 3|     have them understand the commands of the Captain better: the
 9 3|    for they would impede the commands, which is a pernicious thing.
10 5|     important, for often the commands of the Captain are not very