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Both sides used the familar artifices of Roman warfare: the Vitellians rolled down heavy stones, and when they had separated and loosened the cover of compact shields, they searched its joints with lances and pikes until they broke up the close structure of the tortoise, and hurled their dead and mangled foes to the ground with great slaughter.
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