Chapter 3The III. Chap. Of the warres of man with man, and of the lawfulneſſe of ſuch warres.
Chapter 4IV. CHAPTER. Of a right ſouldiers Honourarable calling and imployment.
Chapter 5V. CHAPTER. Of the iuſt cauſes and true grounds of making warre.
Chapter 6VI. CHAPTER. Of neceſsary VVars.
Chapter 7The VII. CHAP. Of the chiefe authority mouing to war; and of Kings going out with their Hoſts, very vſuall…
Chapter 8VIII. CHAPTER. Of Preſſe-men, and Ʋoluntaries.
Chapter 9IX. CHAPTER. Of muſtering, and the choyſe of ſouldiers.
Chapter 10CHAPTER. X. Of the Armies in old times, the view of them; and of the exerciſe before Souldiers goe to Warre.
Chapter 11XI. CHAP. Of the Officers in VVar.
Chapter 12CHAP. XII. Of the Generall over the whole Armie.
Chapter 13CHAPTER. XIII. Of Counſell for warre.
Chapter 14CHAPTER. XIV. Of the diſciplining of an Army, and orderly government thereof.
Chapter 15CHAPTER. XV. Of the evils to be avoided in a campe, and to bee ſharpely puniſhed.
Chapter 16CHAP. XVI. Of a convenient armie, and of neceſſaries prepared aforehand to maintaine the ſame.
Chapter 17CHAPTER. XVII. Of meanes abroad to be vſed before the warres begin.
Chapter 18CHAPTER. XIX. Of the religious preparation before the Armie march.
Chapter 19CHAP. XIX. Of laying good grounds aforehand to ſpeede well, and of a peaceable and a lawfull proceeding…
Chapter 20CHAPTER. XX. Of marching forward and encamping.
Chapter 21CHAPTER. XXI. Of ordering an hoſt in drawing neere to the Enemie, and what is elſe to bee done, and…
Chapter 22CHAP. XXII. Of many things to further the ſucceſſe in the battell.
Chapter 23CHAP. XXIII. Of ſuch lets and impediments, as are to bee avoided and preuented, which may either overthrow…
Chapter 24CHAP. XXIV. Of going foorth▪ and ioyning battle.
Chapter 25CHAP. XXV: Of that' which os to be done in fighting.
Chapter 26CHAP. XXVI. Of the meanes how to have ſuch as are valiant and of a good courage into the field.
Chapter 27CHAP. XXVII. Of the meanes how to make the baſeſt ſpirits and Cowards in battell to ſtand to it and if they…
Chapter 28CHAP. XXVIII. Of getting fully the victory, when the enemy is in part ſubdued.
Chapter 29CHAP. XXIX. Of vſing religiouſly the Ʋictorie.
Chapter 30CHAP. XXX. Of the Generalls carriage towards the perſons conquered, and towards their Countrey when hee…
Chapter 31CHAP. XXXI. Of the Generals carriage towards his owne Armie, State and Country.
Chapter 32CHAP. XXXII. Of ſome things concerning thoſe that be vanquiſhed, & how they ſhould demeane themſelues.
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