Caput

1 5 |     massacred, colonies burnt, armies cut off. The struggle was
2 17|    great generals and renowned armies the enemy’s hopes were crushed.
3 23| overrun. Had the valour of our armies and the renown of the Roman
4 26|        enemy were routed. Both armies did their utmost; the one
5 33|       limits reached by former armies or by former governors,
6 34|        by the example of other armies. As it is, look back upon
7 34|       to your country that her armies could never have been fairly
8 37|      the van of the contending armies, attacked his rear. Then,
9 41|       days when so many of our armies were lost in Moesia, Dacia,