Nam et aciem peritissime instruxit et promptissime ipse pugnavit et magno consilio iacturam sarcinarum impedimentorumque contempsit, cum in ipsa acie summae rei videret esse discrimen, dubioque adhuc pugnae eventu pro victore se gessit.
For he drew up his line of battle with the utmost skill, he personally fought most valiantly, and with great good judgement he scorned the loss of packs and baggage, since he saw that the issue of ultimate success depended upon his line of battle, and while the result of the fight was still in doubt, he conducted himself as a victor.
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