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1 4| him: if he is foolhardy or cautious: if timid or audacious.
2 5|    more enemy appears more cautious, so much the more ought
3 5|  the former makes you more cautious and less apt to be deceived.
4 7| they knew. Which is a very cautious method, because whoever
5 7|  exploit when the enemy is cautious to a point. But as to those
6 7| when you are besieged by a cautious enemy. Whoever is besieged,
7 7|    was written, think of a cautious reply, write a beautiful