1
Those who favored the interests of the Senate were called optimates, and sometimes procĕres or principes.
2
The second were the "principes," the main line.-D.
3
Those artists-cana pas de principes!
4
The standards also of the principes had begun to waver when they saw the line before them driven from their ground.
5
Eliguntur in conciliis et principes, qui jura per pagos vicosque reddunt, centenii singulis, ex plebe comites comcilium simul et auctoritas adsunt.
6
Scipio drew up his troops, posting the hastati in front, the principes behind them, and closing his rear line with the triarii.
7
He then drew up his troops, posting the hastati in front, the principes behind them, and closing his rear line with the triarii.
8
December 29, 1871.- Ihavebeen reading Bahnsen ("Critique de l'évolutionisme de Hegel-Hartmann, au nom des principes de Schopenhauer").
9
The Hastati, Principes, and Triarii were each divided into 10 companies, called Maniples.
10
Thus armed, the Hastati formed the front division of the legion, and the Principes the second.
11
The Velites were not divided into companies, but were distributed equally among the Hastati, Principes, and Triarii.
12
1200, consisting of those in the full vigor of manhood, formed the Principes.
13
Before his time the Hastati, Principes, and Triarii, ranked according to length of service, had superseded the Servian classes.
14
CONSTANT, Principes de Politique, i.
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(From "Principes d'Osteologie comparee, ou Recherches sur l'Archetype," etc., pages 155, 1855).
16
The Principes were in the front ranks of the phalanx, clad in complete defensive armor,-menin the vigor of strength.