Caput

1 18|       assembled in sufficient numbers, the want of force frustrated
2 24|   attached to his cause great numbers of men of all classes, and
3 45|      defended himself against numbers with his sword; but afterwards,
4 56|     the cohorts as far as his numbers would allow; and afterwards,
5 56|       meanwhile, of whom vast numbers had at first flocked to
6 58| cowards brave. To prevent the numbers of the enemy from surrounding
7 59|      troops suitably to their numbers and the nature of the ground.