sed ubi aestas advenit, contracto exercitu multus in agmine, laudare modestiam, disiectos corcere; loca castris ipse capere, aestuaria ac silvas ipse praetemptare; et nihil interim apud hostes quietum pati, quo minus subitis excursibus popularetur; atque ubi satis terruerat, parcendo rursus invitamenta  pacis ostentare.
But when summer came he gathered his army and was present everywhere on the march, commending discipline, curbing stragglers: he chose himself the camping-ground: he was the first himself to explore estuaries  and forests: meanwhile he gave the enemy no peace from the devastations of sudden raids: conversely by his clemency, after he had overawed them sufficiently, he paraded before them the attractions of peace.
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