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1
Q

Tum demum Titurius,

A

Then at last Titurius,

2
Q

quī nihil ante providisset,

A

who had foreseen nothing before,

3
Q

trepidare et concursare cohortesque disponere,

A

shook with fear and ran about and placed the cohorts,

4
Q

haec tamen ipsa timidē atque ut eum omnia deficere viderentur;

A

nevertheless timidly these things themselves and as all things seemed to fail him;

5
Q

quod plerumque eis accidere consuevit,

A

which very often is accustomed to happen to them,

6
Q

qui in ipsō negotiō consilium capere coguntur.

A

who in the trouble itself are compelled to make a plan.

7
Q

At Cotta,

A

But Cotta,

8
Q

qui cogitasset haec posse in itinere accidere

A

who had known these things are able to happen on the journey

9
Q

atque ob eam causam profectionis auctor non fuisset,

A

and because of this reason he had not been the author of the departure,

10
Q

nullā in re communī salutī deerat

A

in no matter was he lacking in common safety

11
Q

et in appellandīs cohortandīsque militibus

A

both in naming and encouraging the soldiers

12
Q

imperatoris et in pugnā militis officia praestabat.

A

and was excelling in the duties of a general and in the fight of a soldier.

13
Q

Cum propter longitudinem agminis

A

When because of the length of the army

14
Q

minus facile omnia per se obire et (possent),

A

they were able less easily to perform all things by themselves,

15
Q

quid quoque locō faciendum esset,

A

what must be done in every place,

16
Q

providere possent,

A

they were able to provide,

17
Q

iusserunt pronuntiare,

A

they ordered it to be proclaimed,

18
Q

ut impedimenta relinqueret atque in orbem consisterent.

A

that they should leave the baggage and should take stand in a circle.

19
Q

Quod consilium etsī in eiusmodī casū reprehendendum non est,

A

Which plan although in a misfortune of this kind must not be criticised,

20
Q

tamen incommode accidit:

A

nevertheless it happened inconveniently:

21
Q

nam et nostrīs miltibus spem minuit et hostes ad pugnam alacriores effecit,

A

for it both diminished the hope for our soldiers and made the enemy more eager for the fight,

22
Q

quod non sine summō timore et desperatione id factum videbatur.

A

because not without the greatest fear and despair did it seem it was done.

23
Q

Praetereā accidit,

A

Besides it happened,

24
Q

quod fierī necesse erat,

A

which was necessary to happen,

25
Q

ut vulgō milites ab signīs discederent,

A

that everywhere the soldiers departed from their standards,

26
Q

quae quisque eorum carissima haberet,

A

what things each of them held most dear,

27
Q

ab impedimentīs petere atque arripere properaret,

A

it was hastening to seek and seize from the baggage,

28
Q

clamore et fletū omnia complerentur.

A

everything was filled with shouting and tears.

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