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1 6|     is, east, west, south and north, in which space I would
2 6| encampment, and the south and north would be the flanks. And
3 6|      the south gate up to the north gate, and cross by the head
4 6|   width, I mean from south to north, and when I say length,
5 6|       other from there to the north gate, each of which comes
6 6|  thirty arm lengths wide from north to south, and call it the
7 6|     in a straight line on the north side, each distant one hundred
8 6|   infantry: and thus from the north gate to that on the west,
9 6|  which should take off at the north and proceed toward the south,