Caesaris equitatus primo congressu a Brittanis victus, ibique Labienus tribunus occisus est: secundo praelio cum magno suorum discrimine victos Brittanos in fugam vertit: inde ad flumen Tamensim profectus.
Caesars horsemen at the first encounter were overthrown of the Britons, and Labienus, one of his colonels, slain: at the second encounter, with great loss and danger of his army, he routed the Britons and put them to flight: from thence he set out to the river Thames.
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