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 1 2|       before the infantry were led to battle. Although they
 2 2|      in perpetuity, where they led lives of misery: the conquered
 3 3|        such a result, and were led back among those who were
 4 3|      his encampments before he led the Army out, which he only
 5 4|       he could never have them led them ((having become rich
 6 5|        m afraid you have never led these soldiers of ours to
 7 5|       Captain with his army is led (caught) between two mountains,
 8 6|        contrary. Necessity has led us to this, for in wanting
 9 6|       the Plebs. When Metellus led the army against Jugurtha,
10 7|   Alexander the Sixth, who had led the army of the King of
11 7| punishment; then when they are led by war, (they are led) by
12 7|      are led by war, (they are led) by hope and reward. Good
13 7| Citizens, and others, who have led armies, who have not had
14 7|       it that they were safely led. The other includes those