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 1 VI  |         scour the roads with his cavalry.~The women cried out loudly
 2 VIII|          Roman swords.~The heavy cavalry was composed of the nineteen
 3 VIII|          light infantry with the cavalry behind it, the phalanx marching
 4 VIII|     elephants, light troops, and cavalry to pass through the intervals
 5 VIII|        phalangites. There was no cavalry to get rid of them, except
 6 VIII|         of the sarissae, but the cavalry in the rear embarrassed
 7 VIII|         visible, while turmae of cavalry formed wide circles which
 8 IX  | instituted a corps of cataphract cavalry, men and horses being hidden
 9 XIV |  threshold of the pass. But some cavalry, debouching from a wood,
10 XIV |         had already launched his cavalry; all threw themselves face