Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, VI|     defend these, rather took the line of declaring that they had
2     II, II|         the wound, just as a long line of abundant milk is wont
3     II, XI|        you have ever stood in the line of battle?' In answer he
4     II, XI| Frequently; I have often stood in line of battle, and been present
5     II, XI|        tell me, did you ever in a line which was prepared with
6     II, XI|          camp of men, but let the line of soldiers remain separate,
7     II, XI|        Let the soldier occupy the line, let the soldier fight in
8    III, X |          said he, ' let down your line, and a capture will follow.'