Turbabanturque densis Germanorum catervis leves cohortes, cum Caesar, advectus ad vicesimanos, voce magna hoc illud tempus obliterandae seditionis clamitabat: pergerent, properarent culpam in decus vertere.
The light-armed cohorts were falling into disorder before the serried German masses, when the Caesar rode up to the men of the twenty-first, and, raising his voice, kept crying that now was their time to efface the stain of mutiny:'Forward, and make speed to turn disgrace into glory!
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