Caput

1 11|        on lands; his victorious troops knew neither restraint nor
2 11|        sacred and profane. Such troops, accordingly, when once
3 29|         authorizes him to raise troops; to make war; to assume
4 57|        therefore, assembled his troops, he addressed them in the
5 59|       sounded, and led down his troops, in regular order, to the
6 59|    himself on foot, drew up his troops suitably to their numbers
7 59|          riding round among his troops, and addressing his men
8 60|    commenced by the light-armed troops, both sides, with a loud
9 60| exerting himself with his light troops in the front, sustaining