How to pronounce Velites in English

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But the Roman velites are soon forced into a fighting retreat.

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But the Roman velites are soon forced into a fighting retreat.

They lag behind the cavalry and velites, but make steady progress.

But the Roman velites are soon forced into a fighting retreat.

They lag behind the cavalry and velites, but make steady progress.

Longus promptly sends 1000 velites across the river to attack the raiders.

Numidians continue to avoid a direct confrontation with the Roman cavalry and velites.

velites on the flanks spot the envelopement and some of them panic and flee.

velites on the flanks spot the envelopement and some of them panic and flee.

Varro placed a screen of around 15,000 velites in front of the main line.

Longus sends all 4000 of his cavalry against the Numidians, closely followed by 6000 velites.

Contingent of velites towards the top of the ridge. He too struggled with poor visibility

Varro too sent out the velites to mask the process of deployment from the enemy.

Varro too sent out the velites to mask the process of deployment from the enemy.

Scipio places his velites in the front, aiming to soften up Hannibal's cavalry with javelin throws.

Scipio places his velites in the front, aiming to soften up Hannibal's cavalry with javelin throws.

In number and makes a split second decision not to engage in skirmishing with the Roman velites.