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 1 3|       able with this front to resist the cavalry, and easily
 2 3|   would hope would suffice to resist him, and then the shields (
 3 3|        behind, they manage to resist the cavalry, and in enkindling
 4 3|     prudently, and stalwartly resist an attack, and should also
 5 3|      and) en masse be able to resist and combat the enemy again:
 6 3|  men-at-arms that they should resist and not attack, and do not
 7 3|       to attack the infantry, resist the cavalry, and give the
 8 4|    stronger part that it only resist the enemy, and not push
 9 4|       he (Sulla), in order to resist them, fixed many poles in
10 5| always attack on one side and resist on another, and in a brief