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 1 3 |        in the senate: where he, having appealed to the tribunes
 2 6 |     deferred to open them till, having defeated and put to flight
 3 6 | returned into the city, without having yet seen any certain signs,
 4 8 |     besieged him. But Marcellus having returned, and the Gaesatae
 5 9 |        first was Romulus, after having slain Acron, king of the
 6 9 | Etruscan: after them Marcellus, having killed Britomartus, king
 7 10|      senate, going to Canusium, having heard that many of the soldiers
 8 11|        Marcellus, "did not you, having such proofs to show of your
 9 12|    enemy. Marcellus, therefore, having marshalled his army within
10 19|       above eight thousand men, having attacked them whilst they
11 19|       problem by a diagram, and having fixed his mind alike and
12 20|       men of Engyum, Marcellus, having taken them all prisoners
13 23|  performing them. For they who, having fought a set battle, and
14 24|        according to the custom, having retired, Marcellus left
15 26|         himself for a year. And having arranged with Fabius Maximus
16 28|                But as Hannibal, having disentangled himself from
17 30|                  The sacrifices having been offered, and all that
18 30|     declined an engagement, but having obtained intelligence that
19 30|        a few horse, to view it. Having called a diviner he proceeded
20 31|         sight of the enemy, but having the Roman camp exposed to
21 33|         year of his Aedileship, having not long before married