'Erat in castris Caesaris superiore tempore magnus terror, et exspectatione copiarum regiarum exercitus eius magis suspensiore animo ante adventum Iubae commovebatur; postquam vero castra castris contulit, despectis eius copiis omnem timorem deponit.
Now hitherto there had been considerable apprehension in Caesars camp: before Jubas arrival the feeling of suspense was greater, and it was this which unsettled Caesars army as it was waiting for the royal forces; but as soon as the king pitched his camp close to theirs, they held his forces in contempt and all their fears were laid aside.
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