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1
Q

Quibus rebus perturbatīs nostrīs,

A

By which things with our men disturbed,

2
Q

novitate pugnae,

A

with the newness of the fight,

3
Q

tempore opportunissimō Caesar auxilium tulit:

A

at the most opportune time Caesar brought help:

4
Q

namque eius adventū hostes constiterunt,

A

for the enemy stood still with his arrival,

5
Q

nostrī se ex timore receperunt.

A

our men recovered (themselves) from fear.

6
Q

Quō factō,

A

By which deed,

7
Q

ad lacessendum hostem et ad committendum proelium alienum esse tempus arbitratus

A

he thought the time was unfavourable to attack the enemy and to engage in battle

8
Q

se locō continuit et brevi tempore intermissō in castra legiones reduxit.

A

and they remained in their own place and with a short time passed he led back the legions to camp.

9
Q

Dum haec geruntur,

A

While these things are being carried on,

10
Q

nostrīs omnibus occupatīs quī erant in argīs reliquī discesserunt.

A

with all our men seized who were in the fields, the rest departed.

11
Q

Secutae sunt continuos complures dies tempestates,

A

Storms followed for several continuous days,

12
Q

quae et nostros in castrīs continerent et hostem a pugnā prohiberent.

A

which held both our men in the camp and prevented the enemy from a fight.

13
Q

Interim barbarī nuntios in omnes partes dimiserunt

A

Meanwhile the foreigners sent out reports in all parts

14
Q

paucitatemque nostorum militum suīs praedicaverunt

A

and told to their own men the fewness of our soldiers

15
Q

et quanta praedae faciendae atque in perpetuum suī liberandī facultas daretur,

A

and how great an opportunity of making plunder and of freeing themselves forever was given,

16
Q

sī Romanos castrīs expulissent,

A

if they should expel the Romans from the camp,

17
Q

demonstraverunt.

A

they pointed out.

18
Q

Hīs rebus celeriter magnā multitudine peditatūs equitatusque coactā ad castra venerunt.

A

With these things quickly with a great number of foot soldiers and horsemen collected they came to the camp.

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