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1 VI  |       long files of the heavy infantry marched behind. All these
2 VIII|   Ligurian corps drove on the infantry with the points of their
3 VIII| elephants, and then the light infantry with the cavalry behind
4 VIII|    dashed into it. Cohorts of infantry appeared; they closed up;
5 IX  |       in every direction. The infantry were surrounded by their
6 XI  |   horsemen to beat down their infantry between your elephants and
7 XIV |      rear of the Carthaginian infantry, who would be caught between
8 XIV |      Clinabarians outside the infantry next to the velites, and
9 XIV |  wounded ostriches.~The Punic infantry turned in a body upon the