pulveris in clipeis vestigia visa movebant et, properi signum accursus, sonipesque virique substricti corpus, bis claro bucina signo praeterea gemino prodebat iuncta magistro castra regi.
He was struck by the traces of dust upon the shields, and by the emaciation of men and horses which proved the speed of their march; also the repetition of the trumpet-call revealed that two armies were here combined under two generals.
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