Medium omne tempus per varias curas egere, ignavissimus quisque caesorum apud Vetera exemplo paventes, melior pars rubore et infamia: quale illud iter? Quis dux viae? Et omnia in arbitrio eorum quos vitae necisque dominos fecissent.
All the intervening time the soldiers spent amid many anxieties: the cowards were terrified by the fate of those who had been massacred at Vetera, the better troops were distressed by a sense of shame and disgrace. They asked themselves: What kind of a march will this be? Who will lead us? Everything will be at the mercy of those whom we have made masters of life and death.
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