ita intrepida ibi hiems et sibi quisque praesidio, irritis hostibus eoque desperantibus, quia soliti plerumque damna aestatis hibernis eventibus pensare  tum aestate atque hieme iuxta pellebantur.
Accordingly winter was shorn of its fears: each commander could protect himself, while the enemy were helpless and therefore despaired. They had been accustomed in most places to weigh the successes of winter against the summers losses; but now they were repelled summer and winter alike.
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