Iam equestre agmen movebatur, et pedites subita formidine ob recentem discordiam haud sane pacati, quicquam exspectantes, parumper addubitavere an in urbem subducerent  copias'quippe pro equitibus planities erat'ceterum veriti ne temere commilitonum fidem damnarent, substitere, praeparatis ad dimicandum animis, si quis vim inferret.
Already the cavalry force was advancing, and the infantry, not wholly recovered from the sudden fear caused by the recent discord and expecting something, hesitated for a time whether to withdraw their forces into the city'for the plain was advantageous for the horsemen';  but fearing to condemn the good faith of their fellow-soldiers without sufficient reason, they halted, their minds prepared for fighting if anyone should offer violence.
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