Chap.

1 13| every thing necessary for an engagement. Caesar had nine Rhodian
2 13|    enemy, he prepared for an engagement. ~
3 15| thereby forced to come to an engagement, before you can bring up
4 16|      those selected for this engagement be compared to the determined
5 25| there never was a successful engagement fought. But fortune, which
6 25|      each side had begun the engagement, Euphranor, according to
7 42|      sustaining even a naval engagement. And while Caesar, victorious,
8 43|      compelled to come to an engagement on his march; and after
9 44|    sufficiently large for an engagement. Joining these to what galleys