Apollonia quoque cum circumsederetur et specus hostes fodiendo cogitarent sine suspicione intra moenia penetrare, id autem a speculatoribus esset Apolloniatibus renuntiatum, perturbati nuntio propter timorem consiliis indigentes animis deficiebant, quod neque tempus neque certum locum scire poterant, quo emersum facturi fuissent hostes.
Again, when Apollonia was besieged, and the enemy designed by digging tunnels to penetrate unsuspected within the walls, this was reported by spies to the citizens of Apollonia. They were panic-stricken at the news and their spirits failed them in their lack of resource. For they could not know the time or the place for certain where the enemy were likely to emerge.
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