Iter vix quaternos capiebat armatos; dorsum montis imminebat viae non angustae modo, sed plerumque praeruptae crebris oberrantibus rivis qui ex radicibus montium manant.
The road barely allowed four armed men to walk abreast; a ridge of the mountain overhung a passage that was not merely narrow, but often broken by frequent streams which crossed it, trickling from the roots of the mountains.
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