Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XII   |     of Juno, and, standing in front of her statue, and saying “
 2       1,  XIV   |      place the Pollari in the front ranks of the battle. Whence
 3       1,  XXIII |      gone out to meet them in front of these, or when they did
 4       1,  LIII  |     things that are placed in front of the people, there is
 5       2,  XVI   | battle they put the Astati in front, directly behind in the
 6       2,  XVI   |     Astati, which were in the front and serried in a way that
 7       2,  XVI   |     their battle line wide in front and thin in depth, which
 8       2,  XVI   |    the ranks [in width of the front], in accordance as the Romans
 9       2,  XVI   |       themselves; for if that front rank is pushed back, it
10       2,  XVI   | shoulder so as to have a wide front and little depth. And thus
11       2,  XVI   |   when they can by making the front wide, as has been said;
12       2,  XVI   |       cavalry, which being in front and repulsed by the enemy,
13       2,  XVII  |      artillery, placing it in front and on the flanks and in
14       2,  XVII  |       he has the artillery in front, you capture it, and if
15       3,  XIV   |    Oddi forces had one man in front, who broke the fastenings
16       3,  XVII  |     found himself in Spain in front of Hasdrubal, and having
17       3,  XXVIII|  daughters, defending them in front of Magistrates, and doing
18       3,  XLV   |       dying, he rushed to the front all those forces which he