Praecipue perniciabilis fuit fatigatis; quippe in ipso gelu deficientia corpora sternebant, quae cum moveri desissent, vis frigoris ita astringebat, ut rursus ad surgendum coniti, non possent.
It was especially harmful to those who were fatigued; for when their strength gave out, they stretched themselves on the very ice, and when they ceased to move, the force of the cold so bound them fast, that when they struggled to rise again, they could  not do so.
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