Caesar novo genere pugnae oblato cum animum adverteret ordines suorum in procurrendo turbari'pedites enim, dum equites longius a signis persequuntur, latere nudato a proximis Numidis iaculis vulnerabantur; equites autem hostium pilum militis cursu facile vitabant'edicit per ordines ne quis miles ab signis IIII pedes longius procederet.
Caesar was now confronted with novel tactics and observed that his mens formation was becoming disorganised as they ran forward to attack'the infantry in fact, exposing their flank as they advanced in pursuit of the cavalry too far from the standards, were suffering casualties from the javelins of the nearest Numidians; whereas the enemy cavalry easily eluded by their speed the heavy infantry javelin. Accordingly, he had the order passed down the ranks that no soldier should advance more
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