Hunc Marcellus insequitur et quam proxime potest Uliam castra castris confert locorumque cognita natura, quo maxime rem deducere volebat, necessitate est deductus ut neque confligeret'cuius si rei facultas esset, resistere incitatis militibus non poterat'neque vagari Cassium latius pateretur, ne plures civitates ea paterentur quae passi erant Cordubenses.
Marcellus pursued him and pitched his camp over against the enemy camp as close to Ulia as he could. When he had appreciated the nature of the ground, he had inevitably to resort to the very tactics to which above all he wanted to resort, namely refraining from an engagement'and had there been an opportunity for engaging he could not have held in check his excited troops'and at the same time not allowing Cassius to roam too far afield, to prevent more communities from suffering the fate of the inhabitants of Corduba.
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