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1 1|    easily adapt themselves to real war. But afterwards, when
2 1|      part were experienced in real warfare, and everyone in
3 2|   more than twice that of the real (regular) ones, and, as
4 2|     arms were very heavy, the real ones afterwards seemed light.
5 2|      they have the desire for real battle. For a courageous
6 3|    engagement, how it faces a real battle, and how it can be
7 4|     many are benefited by the real (assaults), especially if,
8 7|       other silently with the real assaults. And, therefore,
9 7| feigned exercises, so that in real (battles) afterward he could