Atque ea dum variis permixtus tristia Mavors casibus alternat, iam castris Mago relictis, iam Libyae ductor properantia signa citato raptabant cursu et cessata reponere avebant tempora caede virum ac multo pensare cruore.
While the battle went on thus, with varying fortune and such scenes of horror, Mago and Hannibal had already left the camp, and were hurrying their troops on with speedy march, eager to make up for lost time by slaying Romans, and to make it good by much bloodshed.
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