Book,  Par.

 1     I,  31|         remain within the palace, array the slaves against the foe,
 2     I,  35|       with their persons in close array, they elevated him to the
 3     I,  40|                   When this armed array was seen to approach, the
 4    II,  22|           of armed men. The close array of the legions, and the
 5    II,  89|          with his army in orderly array. The eagles of four legions
 6   III,  25| reinforcements, while the enemy's array was now less compact; for,
 7   III,  27|          testudo," till the dense array of shields was loosened,
 8   III,  29|          7th legion in wedge-like array was endeavouring to force
 9   III,  31|           on the ground, a dismal array of unarmed men. The conquerors
10   III,  63|     action, was drawn up in dense array on both sides of the road.
11   III,  82|           appearance of a hostile array. They advanced in three
12    IV,  21|  presenting on every side a dense array, with front, flanks, and
13    IV,  34|           received by the orderly array of the enemy, fled to their
14    IV,  47|        them what seemed a hostile array, threatening them with javelin