Atque ut consilium prudens celeritas faceret tutum, ex annona decem dierum et septem, quam in expeditionem pergens vehebat cervicibus miles, portionem subtractam in eisdem condidit castris, sperans ex Chamavorum segetibus id suppleri posse quod ablatum est.
And to the end that speed might make his wise policy safe, he took a part of the seventeen days provisions, which the soldiers, when they marched forward on their expedition carried about their necks, and stored it in those same forts, hoping that what had been deducted might be replaced from the harvests of the Chamavi.
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