Caput

1 5 | safety; it was soon to be for victory. And though all this was
2 26|    morasses and forests, this victory would have ended the war. ~
3 32|   hate. All the incentives to victory are on our side. The Romans
4 34|      a splendid and memorable victory. Put an end to campaigns;
5 35|      the intrenched camp; his victory would be vastly more glorious
6 36|    unwounded, in the hurry of victory. Meantime the enemy’s cavalry
7 38|            38 Elated by their victory and their booty, the conquerors
8 39|       now a real and splendid victory, with the destruction of
9 45|    the distinction of but one victory, and the noisy counsels