cumque A. Hirtius consul, imperator, proelio audito, re cognita, fortissimo praestantissimoque animo exercitum castris eduxerit impetumque in M. Antonium exercitumque hostium fecerit eiusque copias occidione occiderit, suo exercitu ita incolumi ut ne unum quidem militem desiderarit;
and whereas Aulus Hirtius, consul and imperator, when he heard of the battle and learned the situation, did with exceptional courage lead out his army from camp and attack Marcus Antonius and his army composed of enemies and did cut Antonius forces to pieces without the loss of a single man from his own ranks;
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