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 1 6 | immediately sent letters to the camp, recalling the consuls to
 2 12|       were beaten back to their camp, and for the first time
 3 13| proconsul, and returning to the camp at Nola, he proceeded to
 4 19|          and capturing also the camp of Hippocrates at Acilae,
 5 25|     upon the hills, pitched his camp in a level plain, and the
 6 26|      Hannibal often shifted his camp, and still declined the
 7 26|       he had retreated into his camp, called his soldiers together. "
 8 27|     Carthaginians home to their camp, while the elephants, wounded
 9 28|  appointed lieutenants over his camp and hasted to Rome to refute
10 29|       environed within a single camp. Had he not been even loaded
11 30|        that time had a standing camp betwixt Bantia and Venusia.
12 30|         commodious indeed for a camp, but yet more commodious
13 30|      For presently in the Roman camp they talked and disputed,
14 30|       if they transferred their camp thither, at any rate, if
15 31|     enemy, but having the Roman camp exposed to his view. Upon
16 31|       was wounded, got into the camp by flight. There were slain