 Complete the following phrase:  The opposite of a rout is a rally, in which a military unit that has routed in disorder or is wavering on the brink of a rout is reinstilled with fighting spirit via some means, generally the decisive and often forceful reimposition of command influence: the threat of the officers pistol in modern times and the vine staff of the Roman centurion in antiquity reflect the ancient and pressing need to forcibly halt such battlefield panics immediately and restore discipline at all costs, including fratricidal summary execution if necessarybut also via suicidal acts of bravery or inspiring words to the same effect. History is replete with famous rallying speeches, such as Frederick the Great, exhorting his elite but wavering Prussian Army in the center of the 