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 1 VIII|             protests.~He organised a phalanx of seventy-two elephants
 2 VIII|             could form only a simple phalanx of four thousand and ninety-six
 3 VIII|           the cavalry behind it, the phalanx marching next.~The Barbarians
 4 VIII|            had, in fact, ordered the phalanx to break its sections, and
 5 VIII|              the centre bristled the phalanx, formed of syntagmata or
 6 VIII|              with their running.~The phalanx moved heavily along with
 7 VIII|             elephants following. The phalanx, with obliquely pointed
 8 VIII| simultaneously on both flanks of the phalanx so as to pass clean through
 9 VIII|              their position, and the phalanx turned upon the Barbarians
10 VIII|    embarrassed their attack; and the phalanx, supported by the elephants,
11 VIII|         themselves thronged upon the phalanx. It was impossible for it
12 VIII|              there stood gaping. The phalanx began to waver, the captains
13 VIII|            and towards the town.~The phalanx exterminated all the remaining
14 VIII|              the velites against the phalanx, and given free passage
15 VIII|         swine did more for us than a phalanx of Spartans.” And yielding
16 VIII|            archers, whole cohorts! A phalanx even might be formed; let
17 XIV |               who were attacking the phalanx with fury, entered the gap;