barbaricus laevo stetit ad certamina cornu bellator Nasamon unaque immanior artus Marmarides, tum Maurus atrox Garamasque Macesque et Massylae acies et ferro vivere laetum vulgus Adyrmachidae pariter, gens accola Nili, corpora ab immodico servans nigrantia Phoebo; quis positum agminibus caput imperiumque Nealces.
On the left wing, ready for battle, stood the Nasamonians, a barbarous host, and with them the Marmaridae of giant stature; next were fierce Moors and Garamantes and Macae; Massylian warriors and a swarm of Adyrmachidae'a people who dwell by the Nile and rejoice to live by the sword, and whose skins are for ever blackened by their merciless sun. Nealces was appointed captain and commander of these troops.
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