A commilitonibus torpentes excitabantur, neque aliud remedium erat, quam ut ingredi cogerentur tum demum, vitali calore moto, membris aliquis redibat vigor.
But they were roused from their torpor by their fellow-soldiers, for there was no other cure than to be forced to go on; then only, when their natural warmth was aroused, did any strength return to their limbs.
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