Iamque diem solisque vias nox abstulit atra, cum vires parco victu somnoque reducunt; ac, nondum remeante die, victricia signa, qua ventum, referunt clausis formidine castris.
And now dark night stole away the light and ended the suns journey. During the night the Roman soldiers refreshed themselves with a frugal meal and brief slumber. Then, before the light returned, they bore their victorious standards back by the same route to the camp which fear kept closed.
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