interea tu caesis quibusque optimis, quos novissimos agmini non ignavia sed audacia fecerat, nullis tuorum certamine ex tanto desideratis solus planitie quam patentissima potiebare, cum tibi non daret tot pugna socios quot solet mensa convivas.
Meanwhile, after slaying their best men, who were in the rear of the march owing to their courage, not owing to their cowardice, you, without suffering the loss of a single one of your company in this formidable conflict, were left in sole possession of an exceedingly wide stretch of plain; and yet in that battle you did not have as many comrades as your table generally has guests. .
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