| eutrepismus |
| eu-tre-pis'-mus | from Gk. eutrepes “well-turning” |
| ordinatio | |
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Numbering and ordering the parts under consideration. A figure of division, and of ordering. | |
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| In considering the siege, we should consider three things: First, are diplomatic alternatives exhausted? Second, do we have sufficient means to isolate the enemy? Third, would a siege achieve the desired effect? | ||
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| Sources: | Peacham (1577) S3r ("ordinatio") | |
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