Haecque cogitationibus anxiis, altioreque prospiciens cura, rursus ad Isaflenses hostem comperit revertisse; quos nihil moratus, ut antea, agminibus adoritur incitatis.
While he was looking forward to this with perplexed thoughts and deep care, he found that his enemy had returned to the Isaflenses; whereupon he did not delay, as before, but attacked them with all the speed he could.
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