Proinde horrifico adversum fragore terrente, ubi primum apud Argentariam signo per cornicines dato, concurri est coeptum, sagittarum verrutorumque missilium pulsibus crebriores hinc indeque sternebantur.
Therefore, when from the opposite side the terrifying battle-cry was heard, the signal was given by the horn-blowers and the battle began at Argentaria; and many were struck down on both sides by wounds from flying arrows and javelins.
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