Dum haec ita fierent, rex Iuba cognitis Caesaris difficultatibus copiarumque paucitate'non est visum dari spatium convalescendi augendarumque eius opum: itaque comparatis equitum magnis peditumque copiis subsidio suis egressus e regno ire contendit.
While these events were taking place, king Juba, who was aware of Caesars difficulties and the small numbers of his forces, thought it advisable not to give him any respite for recruiting his strength or increasing his resources. And so, having got together large forces of cavalry and infantry, he departed from his kingdom and made haste to go to the assistance of his friends.
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