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On the following day bridges were built and the army led across, and a camp was measured on in another and more advantageous place and girl by a double palisade, since (as I have said) Julian feared the open plains. Then he began the siege of the town, thinking that it would be dangerous to advance farther, and leave behind him an enemy whom he feared.
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