Interim barbari impedimenta turbaverant, caesisque plerisque custodum, captivi vinculis ruptis quidquid obvium erat quo armari possent arripiunt et aggregati suorum equitibus Macedonas ancipiti circumventos malo invadunt.
Meanwhile the barbarians had ransacked the baggage, and when many of the guards had been killed, the prisoners, freed from their bonds, seized whatever was at hand with which they could arm themselves, and having joined forces with the horsemen of their countrymen, fell upon the Macedonians, who were thus surrounded by a double danger.
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