At vero Theruingi, iam dudum transire permissi, prope ripas etiam tum vagabantur, duplici impedimento adstricti, quod ducum dissimultione perniciosa, nec victui congruis sunt adiuti, et tenebantur consulto nefandis nundinandi commerciis,.
But now the Theruingi, who had long since been permitted to cross, were still roaming about near the banks of the river, detained by a twofold obstacle, both because, through the ruinous negligence of the generals, they were not supplied with the necessaries of life, and also because they were purposely held back by an abominable kind of traffic.
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