Ceterum angustiae loci in quo haeserat pugna non patiebantur totis ingredi viribus; spectabant ergo plures, quam inierant proelium, et qui extra teli iactum erant clamore invicem suos  accendebant.
But the narrowness of the place in which the battle remained fixed did not allow them to engage with their full strength; therefore more looked on at the contest than took part in it, and those who were out of range of a weapon urged on  their men in turn by their acclamations.
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