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 1 [Title]|    For if ever there were any men whom, as Homer says, Heaven ~
 2 2      |       what is granted to most men, exemption from military
 3 6      |       was taken away from two men of very great honour, Cornelius
 4 7      |        Marcellus, because his men were few, that they might
 5 16     | without great labour and many men; and, loading her with many
 6 19     |   killed above eight thousand men, having attacked them whilst
 7 19     |    tower into which a body of men might be secretly introduced,
 8 20     |       many cities and private men, that, if anything hard
 9 20     |      any shriek or gesture of men possessed and mad. His wife,
10 20     |   affronts offered him by the men of Engyum, Marcellus, having
11 21     |      approved of by the elder men. He carried off the money
12 21     |     of triumph, not only over men, but also over the gods
13 27     |     the number of his wounded men, and removed, by gentle
14 28     |       first and most approved men of the city spoke largely
15 31     |  signs received from him, the men that were placed in ambush