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 1 8 |         way before his embattled army, and with a loud voice challenged
 2 8 |      while he viewed the enemy's army drawn up in battalia, to
 3 8 |       king and the defeat of his army, Milan was taken. The rest
 4 9 |      conveyed into the city. The army adorned with shining armour
 5 10|          to Sicily. And when the army had been defeated at Cannae,
 6 10|        the strength of the Roman army, should advance at once
 7 12| therefore, having marshalled his army within the city, placed
 8 12|        Hannibal to move with his army in some disorder to the
 9 13|      broke out upon him with his army. He had distributed to the
10 13|      kept together in harmony an army of barbarians, collected
11 14|     Marcellus was receiving that army, a number of Roman soldiers
12 15|   Marcellus moved with his whole army to Syracuse, and encamping
13 19|        among the officers of his army there was not one man that
14 23|       then was in lustrating the army, adorned the arms and the
15 25|         the greatest part of the army also at the same time cut
16 25|          next day drew forth his army in order for fight. Nor
17 27|         were slain; of the Roman army three thousand, and almost
18 28|       Marcellus, ranged with his army round about the country,
19 28|     Marcellus the command of the army; "Seeing that Marcellus,"