time and in such ferocious spirit that they brought with them their wives also as witnesses of their victory, and they put them in wagons which they had placed at the edge of the plain. And first the legion, unmoved from its position and defended by
the narrowness of the place, after it
had used up its javelins on the approaching enemy with sure aim, charged as a wedge-formation. The auxiliaries also made an attack, and the cavalry, with spears at full stretch, broke through whatever was in the
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