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 1 7 |      rest of the horse and six hundred light-armed foot, marching
 2 9 |   reward of the first be three hundred asses; of the second, two
 3 9 |      asses; of the second, two hundred; of the third, one hundred.
 4 9 |     hundred; of the third, one hundred. The general account, however,
 5 9 |  present of a golden cup of an hundred pound weight, and gave a
 6 10| protection of the city fifteen hundred soldiers from the fleet.
 7 11|        of a war-horse and five hundred drachmas in money. From
 8 12|     the Romans, not above five hundred. Livy does not affirm that
 9 13|     day after, more than three hundred horse, Spaniards and Numidians
10 26|        fell two thousand seven hundred Romans. Marcellus, after
11 30|      he slew two thousand five hundred soldiers. This incensed
12 31|  tribune of soldiers, with two hundred and twenty horse at most (