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135.7.

aliqui: the usual form is aliquis§ 151. e (105. d); B. 252. 2; G. 107; H. 187. N. 1 (190. N. 2); H-B. 142).

Figure 126. Oppugnatio. Note: This cut represents an attack by both land and water, in which no agger is employed. While in these respects unlike the attack on Gallic towns, it shows very clearly some siege implements in active use.


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