Et quia nihil praeter pugnam exspectabatur, curatis utrubique cibo somnoque corporibus, aurora iam surgente, concrepante sonitu bucinarum, partes accensae in clades mutuas, ferocientes magis quam consultius, elatis clamoribus ferebantur.
And since now nothing was looked for except battle, both sides refreshed themselves with food and sleep; at daybreak the sound of the trumpets roused them to slay one another, and raising a shout they rushed to battle with more boldness than discretion.
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