At Mago, ut vertisse globos primumque laborem, qui solus genti est, cassum videt, arma suorum ac patrium in pugnas equitem vocat: undique nudi assiliunt frenis infrenatique manipli.
When Mago saw that the ranks of Gaul had turned back and that their first effort had failed (and that people is incapable of a second), he summoned to battle his own men and the cavalry of his country. From all sides they rode up, men who used bridles and men who used none.
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