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Plutarch, Fabius, 12.3
nan Well then, as soon as he appeared upon the scene, he routed and dispersed the Numidians who were galloping about in the plain. Then he made against those who were attacking the rear of the Romans under Minucius, and slew those whom he encountered. But the rest of them, ere they were cut off and surrounded in their own turn, as the Romans had been by them, gave way and fled.

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cornelius cossus,a.	Konrad (2022) 209
cornelius scipio nasica serapio,p.	Konrad (2022) 209
dictator	Konrad (2022) 209
fabius maximus verrucosus,q.,dictatorship,first of	Konrad (2022) 209
fabius maximus verrucosus,q.,flaminius,named magister equitum by	Konrad (2022) 209
flaminius,c.	Konrad (2022) 209
interregnum, in 223/2	Konrad (2022) 209
laelius,c.	Konrad (2022) 209
magister equitum,imperium of,made equal to dictators	Konrad (2022) 209
minucius rufus,m.,dictator,considered to be	Konrad (2022) 209
minucius rufus,m.,hercules,altar dedicated to	Konrad (2022) 209
minucius rufus,m.,imperium made equal to dictators	Konrad (2022) 209
plutarch of khaironeia,memory,reliance on	Konrad (2022) 209
plutarch of khaironeia,on flaminius as magister equitum	Konrad (2022) 209
quinctius capitolinus,t.	Konrad (2022) 209
valerius maximus,on flaminius as magister equitum	Konrad (2022) 209
vows'	Konrad (2022) 209