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 1 5|      have its equal share of impedimenta. But as it sometimes happens
 2 6|     men and all the baggage (impedimenta) of the Camp. And it has
 3 6|      that under this name of impedimenta ((as you know)) the ancients
 4 6| assign in general to all the impedimenta mentioned, that is, one
 5 6|    mentioned above, with the impedimenta behind, the armed men on
 6 6|     behind it its particular impedimenta, and with those the fourth
 7 6|    fourth part of the public impedimenta, which would be all those
 8 6|    this fashion with its own impedimenta, and with a quarter of the
 9 6|     a quarter of the public (impedimenta) at its rear, as we showed
10 6|      have narrated with what impedimenta it can be surrounded while