Ibi adeo coniuncta ponit moenibus castra ut et loci natura'namque Ulia in edito monte posita est'et ipsa munitione urbis undique ab oppugnatione tutus esset.
There he pitched his camp so close to the walls of the town that not only its natural position'for Ulia is situated on a lofty mountain'but also the actual fortification of the city made him safe on all sides from assault.
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