Sed ipsa festinatio discurrentium suosque ad arma vocantium maiorem metum incussit; alii in iugum montis evaserant, ut hostium agmen inde prospicerent, equos plerique frenabant.
But the very haste of those who were running about and calling their companions to arms inspired greater fear; some had gone up to the ridge of the mountain to look out from there for the enemys line of march, very many were bridling their horses.
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