iter quoque quam rapidum et praeceps velut uno spiritu corripuerit, eo patet quod Alpes Rhenumque transgressus die ac nocte, mutato subinde equo, ducenta milia passuum per modo devictam barbariam Antabagio duce solo comite contentus evasit.
How swift and headlong his journey, snatched as it were in a single breath, is evident from the fact that after crossing the Alps and the Rhine, traveling day and night and changing horses at intervals, he covered at full stretch two hundred miles through a barbarous country recently conquered, with his guide Antabagius as his sole companion.
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