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VlII.l THE EAST AND KING WITHRADATES. 303 •ent it to eugage the enemy, with a view to gain time for rearraugiog his infantry; it charged with great fury and broke through the Boman ranks ; but the Koman infantry rapidly formed in close masses and courageously withstood the horsemen assailing tbem on every side. Meanwhile Sulla himself on the right wing led nis- cavalry against the exposed flank of the enemy ; the Asiatic infantry gave way before it was even properly engaged, and its giving way ...carried confusion also into the masses of the cavalry. A general attack of the Koman infantry, which through the wavering demeanour of the hostile cavalry gained time to breathe, decided the victory. The closing of the gates of the camp, which Archelaus ordered to check the flight, only increased the slaughter, and when the gates at length were opened, the Romans entered at the same time with the Asiatics. It is said that Archelaus brought not a twelfth | part of his force in safety .to Chalcis ; 8ulia followed him to I the Euripus ; he was not in a position to cross that narrow I arm of tlie &ca.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VlII.l THE EAST AND KING WITHRADATES. 303 •ent it to eugage the enemy, with a view to gain time for rearraugiog his infantry; it charged with great fury and broke through the Boman ranks ; but the Koman infantry rapidly formed in close masses and courageously withstood the horsemen assailing tbem on every side. Meanwhile Sulla himself on the right wing led nis- cavalry against the exposed flank of the enemy ; the Asiatic infantry gave way before it was even properly engaged, and its giving way ...carried confusion also into the masses of the cavalry. A general attack of the Koman infantry, which through the wavering demeanour of the hostile cavalry gained time to breathe, decided the victory. The closing of the gates of the camp, which Archelaus ordered to check the flight, only increased the slaughter, and when the gates at length were opened, the Romans entered at the same time with the Asiatics. It is said that Archelaus brought not a twelfth | part of his force in safety .to Chalcis ; 8ulia followed him to I the Euripus ; he was not in a position to cross that narrow I arm of tlie &ca.
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