At qui in agris erant proximis flumini'frequentes autem vicos maxime in ripa habebant'ut videre totum amnem qua prospici poterat navigiis constratum et tot militum arma fulgentia, territi nova facie deorum exercitum et alium Liberum Patrem, celebre in illis gentibus  nomen, adventare credebant.
But the people in the fields adjoining the river'and they had many villages, especially on its bank'when they saw the whole stream as far as they could see covered with ships, and shining arms of so many soldiers, stunned by the novel sight, believed an army of gods was coming and another Father Liber, a name celebrated  among those nations.
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