Book 16
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Also in the same book are these words: Frag. 14, Huschke; 3, Bremer. 'When a soldier was absent on the appointed day and had not been excused, he was branded as a deserter.
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Also in the sixth book we find this: Id. 15 and 4. The columns of cavalry were called the wings of the army, because they were placed around the legions on the right and on the left, as wings are on tile bodies of birds. In a legion there are sixty centuries, thirty maniples, and ten cohorts.
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The meaning of vestibulum and the various derivations proposed for the word.
