Atque (ut mos est) ululante barbara plebe ferum et triste, Romani duces aciem instruxere, et anteposito dextro cornu equitum primo, peditatus pars maxima subsidebat.
And while the barbarian soldiers, according to their custom, uttered savage and dismal howls, the Roman leaders so drew up their line of battle that the cavalry on the right wing were first pushed forward, while the greater part of the infantry waited in reserve.
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