Caput

1 14|      he left his rear open to attack. ~
2 17|    once panic-stricken by the attack of Petilius Cerialis on
3 18|    delivered so unexpected an attack that the astonished enemy
4 22|       that he did not dare to attack our army, harassed though
5 24| conquests rather than fearing attack, inasmuch as Ireland, being
6 25|        themselves advanced to attack our fortresses, and thus
7 25|       learnt that the enemy’s attack would be made with more
8 26|       cavalry and infantry to attack the rear of the assailants,
9 26|       turn they rushed to the attack, and there was a furious