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...their swords. The same method was observed by Pompey's troops, who as firmly sustained the attack. His cavalry also were ordered to charge at the very onset,...slingers, soon obliged Caesar's men to give ground, and throw themselves, as he had foreseen, upon the flank of his army : whereupon Cxsar immediately...

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...swords. The same method was observed by Pornpey's troops, •who as firmly had sustained the attack. His cavalry also were ordered to charge at the very onset, which, with the multitude of archers and sliiigers , soon obliged Caesar's men to give ground. Caesar instantly ordered the six cohorts , that...

...swords. The same method was ohserved hy Pompey's troops, who as vigorously sustained the attack. His cavalry also were ordered to charge at the very onset, which, with the umltitude of archers and slingers, soon ohliged Caisar's men to give ground ; whereupon Caesar immediately...

...swords. The same method was observed by Pompey's troops, who as vigorously sustained the attack. His cavalry also were ordered to charge at the very onset,...slingers, soon obliged Caesar's men to give ground, and get themselves, as he' had foreseen, upon the flank of his army : whereupon Ceesar immediately...