31.   The battle of the Jarama valley occasioned appalling casualties on both sides.

32.   This time it was more the kind of mirth displayed by, say, Rommel, shortly after the battle of El Alamein.

33.   Was he planning to restage the battle of Lepanto?

34.   Tallis remembered his fragmentary account of the battle of Bavduin, his incomplete memory of the legend that was ensnaring him.

35.   His body was brought back to Leicester after the battle of Bosworth Field and thrown into the horse trough at the Blue Boar.

36.   Edward returned to England in the following spring with Burgundian support and defeated first Warwick at the battle of Barnet and then the Lancastrian army at Tewkesbury.

37.   The dispute had its origins in the battle of Wakefield, at which Sir Thomas Harrington of Hornby and his eldest son John were killed on the Yorkist side.

38.   E alone names the Scottish kings involved, but this information was present in its Canterbury precursor, as it appears in F.

39.   They campaigned for the Romans, for instance at the battle of the Catalaunian Plains.

40.   Writing in the sixth century the Gothic historian Jordanes knew of only one Roman squadron at the battle of the Catalaunian Plains.