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 1 1|            glory of Caesar, Pompey, Scipio, Marcellus, and of so many
 2 4|          quickly results. Cornelius Scipio, when he was in Spain, (
 3 4|     strongest part of (the army of) Scipio came to fight the weakest
 4 4| praiseworthy have been Hannibal and Scipio when they were fighting
 5 4|    encounter with this arrangement, Scipio placed the Astati, the Principi,
 6 4|            of this engagement, that Scipio, during the fight, did not
 7 4|             the second line; whence Scipio, in order to oppose a similar
 8 4|             to be able to do it, as Scipio was able to. But being inferior
 9 4|            open that of the Army of Scipio; Scipio went with his open
10 4|         that of the Army of Scipio; Scipio went with his open and was
11 4|             push back the forces of Scipio: Scipio commanded in like
12 4|          back the forces of Scipio: Scipio commanded in like fashion
13 4|            can then fight with him. Scipio and Metellus employed this
14 6|             justice, as was that of Scipio in Spain when he returned
15 7|           city by its crown: as did Scipio when he occupied new Carthage
16 7|            towns they want to take. Scipio, when he was in Africa,
17 7|          garrisons from them: (and) Scipio becoming aware of this,