Numidae tantummodo remorati dum in elephantis auxilium putant, postquam eos inpeditos ramis arborum atque ita disiectos circumveniri vident, fugam faciunt, ac plerique, abiectis armis, collis aut noctis, quae iam aderat, auxilio integri abeunt.
The Numidians stood their ground only so long as they looked for help from the elephants; after they saw that the beasts had become entangled in the branches of the trees and were thus thrown into disarray and surrounded, they took to flight, and the greater number, after throwing away their arms, escaped unhurt, aided by the hill or nightfall, which was already upon them.
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