sed,utposteaCaesarexcaptiviscognovit,cummagnaemanuseoconvenissent,multitudinenaviumperterritae,quaecumannotinisprivatisquequassuiquisquecommodifeceratampliusoctingentaeunoerantvisaetempore,alitorediscesserantacseinsuperioralocaabdiderant.
but, as Caesar afterward found from some prisoners, though large bodies of troops had assembled there, yet being alarmed by the great number of our ships, more than eight hundred of which, including the ships of the preceding year, and those private vessels which each had built for his own convenience, had appeared at one time, they had quitted the coast and concealed themselves among the higher points.
final_alignments\Caesar_DBG_Book5.json