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[414] Undique with ‘collecti,’ not, as Heyne, with ‘invadunt.’ “Undique collecti coeunt,” 7. 582. ‘They rally from all sides, and fall on us.’ ‘Collecti’ alone, ‘formed into a mass,’ would not imply that the attack was made from all quarters at once. ‘Acerrimus,’ with all the fury of revenge for the loss of his prize.

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