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 1 1| from Lombardy where he had fought a long time gloriously for
 2 2|   their defense. These men fought outside the regular ranks,
 3 2| horses, and in that manner fought with them, and killed all
 4 2|   Romans, as the Parthians fought entirely on horseback, and
 5 2|    almost all on foot, and fought pressed closely together,
 6 2|  Samnites and Tuscans, who fought fifty years with the Roman
 7 3|  body, and they some times fought on horseback, and sometimes
 8 3|  the front rank. When they fought, therefore, if any of the
 9 4|   the wings of both armies fought, and the ranks in the center,
10 4|  battle; for, after he had fought until nightfall with a loss
11 6|  it; if anyone should have fought except at the command of
12 6|   glory with which we have fought up to the present. Coming
13 6|   which Caesar did when he fought the Germans, who, having
14 7|   occur when you are being fought in your City, which is not