 | Joseph Henry Allen - 1875 - 596 pagine
...Tuba terribilem sonitum procul геге canoro Increpuit.—Virg. ix. 503. iiistructos ordines : the actes, or army in line of battle, of this period consisted...Greeks, and the extreme thinness of the English line. remotas equis, compare Cassar, BC i. 25.—pedes (§ 16, 3, с), oti foot. — sinistrés, он kis... | |
 | Sallust - 1875 - 120 pagine
...The signal was given with the tuba, a long straight horn with a harsh sound: instructos ordines : the actes, or army in line of battle, of this period consisted...Greeks, and the extreme thinness of the English line. remotis equis, compare Caesar, BG i. 25.—pedes (§ 16, 3, с), on foot. — sinistrós, on his left.... | |
 | Sallust - 1880 - 124 pagine
...signal was given with the tuba, a long straight horn with a harsh sound: instructos ordines : the acies, or army in line of battle, of this period consisted...Greeks, and the extreme thinness of the English line. remotis equis, compare Caesar, BG i. 25.—pedes (§ 88. c). on foot. — sinistros, OH his left. reliquarum... | |
 | Sallust - 1889 - 136 pagine
...signal was given with the tuba, a long straight horn with a harsh sound: instructos ordines : the acies, or army in line of battle, of this, period consisted...Greeks, and the extreme thinness of the English line. remotis equis, compare Caesar, BG i. 25.—pedes (§ 88. c). on foot. — sinistros, ou his left. reliquarum... | |
 | Sallust - 1889 - 140 pagine
...straight horn with a harsh sound: instructos ordines : the acies, or army in line of battle, of thisperiod consisted of either two or three lines of cohorts,...Greeks, and the extreme thinness of the English line. remotis equis, compare Caesar, EG i. 25. — pedea (§ 88. c). on foot. — siiiisti os, on his left.... | |
 | Sallust - 1891 - 144 pagine
.../, R. § 59. signa canere : signa is subject. The signal was given instructos ordines : the acies, or army in line of battle, of this period consisted...Greeks, and the extreme thinness of the English line. remotis equis, compare Caesar, BC i. 25.—pedes (§ 88. c). on foot. — sinistros, on his left. reliquaruo... | |
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actes, or army in line of battle, of this period consisted of either two or three lines of cohorts, each cohort counting sixty men in front, and ten deep. This was the Roman system, equally removed from the unwieldy phalanx of the Greeks and the extreme... 