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 1 5 |          time so many legions in arms, either before or since),
 2 7 |       the foot and all the heavy arms and a third part of the
 3 7 |       have vowed the best of the arms to Jupiter Feretrius. ~
 4 8 |    shining like lightning. These arms seeming to Marcellus, while
 5 9 |    general himself, carrying the arms of the barbarian king to
 6 9 |      fastened and hung about the arms of the king, arranging all
 7 12|       Thus, outside the city, no arms could be seen; by which
 8 15|      furnished with all sorts of arms and missiles, and a huge
 9 18|           laying aside all other arms, with this alone they infested
10 21|           Stuffed with barbarous arms and spoils stained with
11 23| lustrating the army, adorned the arms and the soldiers with a
12 26|          again showed himself in arms, and brought up his forces
13 26|       see," said he, "many Roman arms and bodies, but I see not