Chap.

1 Miltiad|     by the valour of his men, routed the troops of the enemy,
2 Miltiad|      the advantage, that they routed ten times the number of
3 Aristid| battle in which Mardonius was routed, and the army of the barbarians
4  Pausan|  twenty thousand cavalry, was routed by no very large army of
5   Conon|   attacking them near Cnidus, routed them in a great battle,
6  Agesil|       a battle, therefore, he routed forces of the enemy far
7   Eumen|    the enemy. The horse being routed, Craterus the general slain,
8  Hannib|       both of whose armies he routed in one battle; the consul
9  Hannib|    Publius Scipio whom he had routed first on the Rhone, again