iam simul audacis veniant certamina Martis adversisque parent acies concurrere signis, tum tibi non desit faciem componere pugnae, seu sit opus quadratum acies consistat in agmen, rectus ut aequatis decurrat frontibus ordo, seu libeat duplicem seiunctim cernere Martem, dexter uti laevum teneat dextrumque sinister miles sitque duplex gemini victoria casus.
Next, as soon as the struggle of venturous battle comes, and under confronting standards the lines prepare to close, then thou wilt not fail in forming the order of the fight, whether it be needful for the troops to draw into a square so that the dressed line runs with level front, or it be desired to sunder the battle into two several parts, so that the armys right may hold the left and its left the right and the twofold hazard yield a double victory.
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