Ita Iugurthae placuerat speranti mox effusos hostis invadi posse, Romanos sicuti plerosque remoto metu laxius licentiusque futuros.
Jugurtha had decided on this plan, hoping that the enemy could presently be spread out and attacked, that the Romans, like most soldiers, would have less caution and discipline once their fear had been banished.
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