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1   III,  27|         the rampart in a dense "testudo." Both used the arts of
2   III,  27|       the broken and tottering "testudo," till the dense array of
3   III,  28| comrades, and forming a second "testudo," they clambered up and
4   III,  29|        missiles glided off the "testudo," at last threw the engine
5   III,  31|         form themselves into a "testudo," and the other troops to
6   III,  84|       the strongest cities, the testudo, the catapult, the earth-work,
7    IV,  24|        and others mounting on a testudo formed by their comrades.