Siquidem congregato contra invicem exercitu, cum videret se Osuini cum illo qui plures habebat auxiliarios non posse bello confligere, ratus est utilius tunc demissa intentione bellandi, servare se ad tempora meliora.
For, an army being on both parts assembled opposite, Oswin, seeing that he was not able to join battle with him that had a greater host of men, thought it more expedient to give over his purpose of fighting at that time and keep himself until better occasion served.
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