[3388] See E. Babelon, Descr. des monn. de la république rom., i, 1885, pp. 243, 435-6, 462-4, 552.
[3389] B. G., v, 19, § 1.
[3390] In the one passage (ib., iv, 33, § 2) in which he calls the drivers aurigae he is obliged to do so in order to distinguish them from the warriors.
[3391] Hist. de Jules César, ii, 192.
[3392] v, 29, § 1. Cf. 1 Kings, xxii, 34.
[3393] E. Babelon, Descr ... des monnaies de la république rom., i, 549, 552.
[3394] Journ. Anthr. Inst., x, 1881, p. 128.
[3395] Chorographia, iii, 6, § 52—[Britanni] dimicant non equitatu modo aut pedite, verum et bigis et curribus Gallice armatis: covinnos vocant, quorum falcatis axibus utuntur.
[3396] Pharsalia, i, 426—et docilis rector rostrati Belga covinni. Rostrati is a conjecture, the MSS. having monstrati.
[3397] Punica, xvii, 416-7.—Caerulus haud aliter, cum dimicat incola Thyles | Agmina falcigero circumvenit arta covinno.