Quippe uterque e diversis partibus Raetos Vindelicosque adgressi, multis urbium et castellorum oppugnationibus nec non derecta quoque acie feliciter functi gentes locis tutissimas, aditu difficillimas, numero frequentes, feritate truces maiore cum periculo quam damno Romani exercitus plurimo cum earum sanguine perdomuerunt.
The two brothers attacked the Raeti and Vindelici from different directions, and after storming many towns and strongholds, as well as engaging successfully in pitched battles, with more danger than real loss to the Roman army, though with much bloodshed on the part of the enemy, they thoroughly subdued these races,a protected as they were by the nature of the country, difficult of access, strong in numbers, and fiercely warlike.
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