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104. The Advice of the Enemy is Taken	127
105. The Romans are Ambushed	128
106. The Enemy Prevail	130
107. Annihilation of the Roman Force	131
108. The Gauls attack a Second Camp	133
109. The Beseiged attempt to Communicate with Caesar	134
110. Heroic Defense of their Camp	135
111. A Messenger eludes the Enemy	137
112. Caesar heads a Relief Force	138
113. The Beseiged learn of Caesar’s Approach	139
114. The Enemy raise the Seige	141
115. They are Outgeneraled by Caesar	142
116. Arrangements for the Rest of the Winter	143
AN AFRICAN CAMPAIGN
117. Caesar lands a Force in Africa	145
118. Operations about Utica	147
119. Curio gains an Initial Advantage	148
120. He maintains his Army’s Loyalty to Caesar	149
121. The Pompeians suffer a Second Reverse	151
122. Narrow Escape of their Commander	152
123. King Juba marches to the Relief of Varus	154
124. The Numidians resort to Strategy	155
125. Curio’s Army is Annihilated	156
Selected Passages from Latin Prose Authors
126-128. An Episode from the Gallic War	158
129-130. An Episode from the Civil War	163
131. The Death of Caesar	166
132-133. The Fate of Hannibal	169
134-136. Catiline’s Conspiracy	172
137-140. On the Eastern Frontier	178
Word List	186
Latin-English Vocabulary	199
List of Maps
Gallia	124
The Scene of Curio’s Campaign in Africa	146
Asia Minor	179