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 1  1,       41|       fronts, that it might not be surrounded by the cavalry. Thus, though
 2  1,       45|         that they were about to be surrounded on their exposed flank by
 3  1,       56|          cut off from the rest and surrounded one cohort, which had rashly
 4  1,       71|         for a moment, but were all surrounded and cut to pieces in the
 5  1,       72|            especially as they were surrounded by our horse, and the engagement
 6  2,       16|           that their town could be surrounded with a wall and turrets
 7  2,       30|            than to be deserted and surrounded by their own troops, and
 8  2,       34|          out along with them, were surrounded and cut to pieces by our
 9  2,       34|    imagined that they were already surrounded by our horse, and, therefore,
10  2,       35|           off the blow. Fabius was surrounded by the soldiers near him
11  2,       41|            avoided our charge, and surrounded ours when they attempted
12  2,       41|        because the whole field was surrounded by the enemy's cavalry.
13  3,        9|            of their determination, surrounded the town with five encampments,
14  3,       45|         was almost level, he first surrounded it with archers and slingers,
15  3,       63| apprehending that our men might be surrounded by sea, had made a double
16  3,       89|            his right wing might be surrounded by their numerous cavalry,
17  3,       94|          wing of Pompey's army was surrounded, and obliged to be the first