namque, ubi prosiluit castris, ceu turbidus amnis, qui, silvas ac saxa trahens, per devia praeceps volvitur et ripas spumanti gurgite laxat, ante omnes praevectus equo, trahit agmina voce.
For, when he rushed forth from the camp, like a swollen river, which carries trees and rocks with it, rolling headlong down a new channel and widening its banks with its foaming flood, so he rode in the van and summoned the ranks to follow him.
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