Neque secus atque iter facere, castra munire, excubitum ad portas cohortis ex legionibus, pro castris equites auxiliarios mittere, praeterea alios super vallum in munimentis locare, vigilias ipse circumire, non tam diffidentia futura quae imperavisset, quam uti militibus exaequatus cum imperatore labor volentibus esset.
With the same care that he showed in making his march, he fortified his camp; he sent legionary cohorts to bivouac near the gates and sent auxiliary cavalry to perform the like duty before the camp. In addition, he stationed others on the ramparts above the palisade, he personally inspected the sentries not so much out of a lack of confidence that his orders would be executed but to make the soldiers willing to endure labor of which their commander did his full share.  he did this through a desire for popularity; others that he did so because hardship (to which he had been accustomed from childhood) and other things that the rest
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