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 1 4 |   Italy, strong in their own forces, raised from among the other
 2 6 |     being consuls, led large forces against the Insubrians.
 3 6 |    put to flight the enemy's forces, he wasted and ravaged their
 4 8 | horse defeated such numerous forces of horse and foot together.
 5 11|      little diminished their forces. Then carrying aid to the
 6 12| Hannibal opposes part of his forces to these, the third gate
 7 15|    land and by sea. The land forces were conducted by Appius:
 8 17|      that violence and those forces. But when Archimedes began
 9 17|   once shot against the land forces all sorts of missile weapons,
10 17|     sounded a retreat to his forces on land. They then took
11 26|     arms, and brought up his forces in array. Hannibal, in extreme
12 27|  bring forth the rest of the forces, and draw them up. On news