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I. 21; II. Iv. 4; V. Iii. 52; VII. V. 18, and VI. Ii. 13; "Anab. " I. Ix. 27; II. I. 9; where "adjutants, " "orderlies" would seem to be implied.
(6) Al. "to prevent whole divisions losing their way. " Cf. "Anab. " VIII. Iii. 18.
Again, if there is prospect of danger on the march, a prudent generalcan hardly show his wisdom better than by sending out advanced patrolsin front of the ordinary exploring parties to reconnoitre every inchof ground minutely. So to be apprised of the enemy's posit...ion inadvance, and at as great a distance off as possible, cannot fail to beuseful, whether for purposes of attack or defence; just as it isuseful also to enforce a halt at the passage of a river or some otherdefile, so that the men in rear may not knock their horses all to bitsin endeavouring to overtake their leader. These are precepts known, Iadmit, to nearly all the world, but it is by no means every one whowill take pains to apply them carefully. (7) (7) See "Econ. " xx.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. 21; II. Iv. 4; V. Iii. 52; VII. V. 18, and VI. Ii. 13; "Anab. " I. Ix. 27; II. I. 9; where "adjutants, " "orderlies" would seem to be implied.
(6) Al. "to prevent whole divisions losing their way. " Cf. "Anab. " VIII. Iii. 18.
Again, if there is prospect of danger on the march, a prudent generalcan hardly show his wisdom better than by sending out advanced patrolsin front of the ordinary exploring parties to reconnoitre every inchof ground minutely. So to be apprised of the enemy's posit...ion inadvance, and at as great a distance off as possible, cannot fail to beuseful, whether for purposes of attack or defence; just as it isuseful also to enforce a halt at the passage of a river or some otherdefile, so that the men in rear may not knock their horses all to bitsin endeavouring to overtake their leader. These are precepts known, Iadmit, to nearly all the world, but it is by no means every one whowill take pains to apply them carefully. (7) (7) See "Econ. " xx.
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