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1 2| Scoppettieri (Exploders, i.e., Gunners), who, with a burst of fire
2 2|  thousand pikes and a thousand gunners like the Germans, they would
3 2|      halberdiers, archers, and gunners. It therefore behooved all
4 2|      the arms, they keep their gunners safe from the attacks of
5 2|       archers, with some light gunners among them, who, although
6 3|      to attack a band of enemy gunners who wanted to attach by
7 3|      smaller artillery and the gunners more that the latter (cavalry),
8 7|  cross-bowmen and bombardiers (gunners) were made with a small