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Caesar receptui suorum timens crates ad extremum tumulum contra
hostem proferri et adversas locari,
intra has mediocri latitudine fossam tectis militibus obduci iussit
locumque in omnes partes quam maxime impediri.
Ipse idoneis locis funditores instruxit, ut praesidio nostris se recipientibus essent.
His rebus comparatis legionem reduci iussit.
Pompeiani hoc insolentius atque audacius nostros premere et instare coeperunt
cratesque pro munitione obiectas propulerunt,
ut fossas transcenderent.
Quod cum animadvertisset Caesar, veritus, ne non reducti,
sed reiecti viderentur, maiusque detrimentum caperetur,
a medio fere spatio suos per Antonium, qui ei legioni praeerat,
cohortatus tuba signum dari atque in hostes impetum fieri iussit.
Milites legionis VIIII subito conspirati pila coniecerunt et ex inferiore loco
adversus clivum incitati cursu praecipites Pompeianos egerunt
et terga vertere coegerunt;
quibus ad recipiendum crates derectae longuriique obiecti
et institutae fossae magno impedimento fuerunt.

Nostri vero, qui satis habebant sine detrimento discedere,
compluribus interfectis V omnino suorum amissis quietissime se receperunt
pauloque citra eum locum aliis comprehensis collibus munitiones perfecerunt.


Caesar, fearing for his men's safe retreat,
ordered that wickerwork be brought forward to the far side of the hillock
and set up facing the enemy,
that a middling wide trench be roofed over by the soldiers within this
wickerwork, and that the position be made as inaccessible as possible.
He positioned slingers in suitable places to guarantee protection for our men.
After preparing these things he ordered the legion to be recalled.
At this, Pompey's men commenced to insolently and audaciously press and pursue
our men, and they pushed aside the wickerwork that we'd thrown down as a 
fortification so they could get over the trenches.
After Caesar observed this, he feared that they were appearing to have been
repulsed rather than recalled, and he might receive a greater defeat.
After encouraging his men from nearly the middle of the space,
by means of Antony, who commanded the legion for him,
he commanded that a trumpet signal be given to make a charge into the enemy.
The soldiers of the 9th legion cast their javelins in an unexpected volley
and and in a fierce onrush from a lower position facing the slope
they drove Pompey's men headlong and forced them to turn back;
And they, for recovering, set the wickerwork to rights and cast long poles
before them, and prepared trenches by a great impediment.
Indeed our men, who had enough on their plates just trying to get away unharmed,
after killling many man but losing only 5 of our own, made an orderly retreat
and just this side of that place completed fortifications
on the other hillocks that had been captured.
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