Ita cum ex castello Didius ad propellendum processisset cum copiis, signum a Lusitanis tollitur, naves incenduntur, simulque qui ex castello ad pugnam processerant, eodem signo fugientis latrones dum persequuntur, a tergo insidiae clamore sublato circumveniunt.
Accordingly, when Didius advanced with his forces from his stronghold to drive them back, the signal was displayed by the Lusitanians, the ships were set on fire, and simultaneously those who had advanced to battle from the stronghold'they were now pursuing the retreating bandits, who had turned tail on that same signal'were surprised by the ambushing party, which raised a shout and surrounded them from the rear.
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