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1     I,  37|  indiscriminately assumed the shields and helmets of the auxiliary
2     I,  88|      the fact that the sacred shields had not been restored to
3    II,  22|  war-cries, brandishing their shields above their shoulders after
4    II,  42|   with their bodies and their shields, and ceasing to throw their
5   III,  23|    Disguising themselves with shields snatched from the midst
6   III,  27|   ladders. Then raising their shields over their heads, they advanced
7   III,  27|       till the dense array of shields was loosened, and the ground
8   III,  80| itself. Some few had military shields, the greater part seized
9    IV,  30|   pushed them back with their shields, and followed them with