Ipse inter primores equo insigni adire, memorare veteres Gallorum glorias quaeque Romanis adversa intulissent: quam decora victoribus libertas, quanto intolerantior servitus iterum victis.
He himself, splendidly mounted, amid a group of chieftains, rode up to his troops, reminding them of the ancient laurels of the Gauls, and the reverses they had inflicted upon the Romans; how glorious their freedom, if they conquered; how much more insufferable their bondage, should they be vanquished once again.
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