At ille thoracem adhuc indutus, nec aut cibo refectus aut potu, qua veniebat exercitus constitit nec ante ad curandum corpus recessit quam praeterierat omne agmen, totamque eam noctem cum magno animi  motu perpetuis vigiliis egit.
But he, still wearing his cuirass and refreshed neither with food nor drink, stood on the road by which the army was coming, nor did he retire to refresh himself until the whole army had passed by, and he spent that whole  night without sleep in great trouble of mind.
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