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1 Arg|       of his opponents, for the battle, LIX.—His bravery, defeat,
2 39 |      had Catiline, in his first battle, come off victorious, or
3 57 |         to try the fortune of a battle, resolved upon engaging,
4 58 |   remember, when you advance to battle, that on your own right
5 58 | defended, is indeed madness. In battle, those who are most afraid
6 59 |     short delay, the signal for battle to be sounded, and led down
7 61 |                     61 When the battle was over, it was plainly
8 61 |      whole army, neither in the battle, nor in flight, was any
9 61 |       were either killed in the battle, or left the field severely