nam te non alius belli tenet aptius artes, qua deceat tutam castris praeducere fossam, qualiter adversos hosti defigere cervos, quemve locum ducto melius sit claudere vallo, fontis ubi dulces erumpat terra liquores,.
Again, than thou there is none with a surer mastery of the arts of war: where should be drawn a protecting fosse before a camp, after what fashion chevaux de frise be driven in to stop the foe, round what spots tis best to draw the enclosing earthwork where the earth throws up a gush of sweet spring
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