252 STRATIOTI COS.vpho ſbould haus Tipſtaues artending on him pr ſeni ij t h:ebend ſucb diſordered perſous, and to carris them to V, ard.The Maiſter ok the Pioners, the Trench t Mine Mai-ter, are Officers wholly depending on the High Marfhal,and are not to doe anie thing ok themſelues, but onelp toſer that their companies and people committed to theircharge, haue their Furniture in good dꝛder, and doe theWozke they hall be iniopned diligently. But ol, them-ſelues without Warrant thele Officers can doe nothing.

I Finde not among the ancient Romaines any Officer vnJ der the Generallot ſo great reputation as thisLord Adar.ſuall nowe is, for albeit they had Prafecl ums caſtrorum&Aletatores caſtrorum, vhich in ſome ſort may be cõparedWith the Marſball and his Prouoſi, in reſpect that theymade choyce ot the ground to encampe the Armie on, andal ſo diſtributed the Quurters and Regiment, et weltthey in dignitie inferiour. And this Officer was falt deui-ſed(as Iiudge) to ſupply tlie imperfection, and ignoranceof the Generali, and after continued for their eale to dil.burden them of thoſe Cares, wherein the Romane General.tooke greateſt Fœlicitie. And were then no leſſe iealouthat anie inferiour perſon ſhould participate with themefthoſe honourable trauels, then Generals are now deſirouto disburden themſelues of all cares and paines. Andilchough togither with the Ruine of the Nm Monar.chte, Nilitare Diſcipliue in Europe for theſe thouſand yecreshath bene in effect quite extinguiſhed, yet ſome worthieperſons in all ages haue ſought ſomevrhat to reuiue thelame: As may appeare by the Prince of Conde, and e Ami.rall of France, wWhoſe Diſcipline for their Campe, togitherwith our Engliſ and the Spaniſh diſcipline alſo, I hauethouglit good here to adioyne, becauſe it ſomewhat ſauou-reth of the Autiqus Ramane. 0f n Lawes