Quod Pompeius, quod eodem iugo tegebatur loci natura et remotum erat a castris Caesaris, animadvertebat et, quia flumine Salso intercludebatur, non esse commissurum Caesarem ut in tanta loci difficultate ad subsidium mittendum se committeret.
Now Pompeius observed that this fort was screened by its natural position on the same ridge of hills and was some distance away from Caesars camp; and he further observed that Caesar, cut off as he was from it by the river Salsum, was not likely to let himself be committed to sending support, considering the very difficult character of the ground.
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