Ignes deinde totis campis collucere coeperunt omniaque velut continenti incendio ardere visa, cum incondita multitudo maxime propter iumenta laxius tenderet.
Then fires began to shine all over the plains, and everything seemed ablaze with a continuous conflagration, since the disorderly throng pitched its tents over a greater space than usual, especially on account of the number of pack-animals.
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