He divides the Samnite army into three
bodies: the first remains to defend the country; the second takes the
offensive in Campania; the third, which he commands in person, throws
itself into Etruria, and, increased by the of the Etruscans,
the Gauls, and the Umbrians, soon forms a numerous army.
bodies: the first remains to defend the country; the second takes the
offensive in Campania; the third, which he commands in person, throws
itself into Etruria, and, increased by the of the Etruscans,
the Gauls, and the Umbrians, soon forms a numerous army.
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