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...especially made evident by the long time they took in their march, for they were said to be six days in passing Marius's fortifications; they marched pretty...distance ahead, Marius began to move, and follow them at nis leisure, always encamping at some small distance from them; choosing also strong positions, and...

...camp, where the greatness of ¿r their number was especially made evident by the long time they vj took in their march, for they were said to be six...them. As soon as they were passed and had gone on a 5 little distance ahead, Marius began to move, and follow them ; at his leisure, always encamping at...

...and attack only when he saw fit. After the barbarians had struck out for Italy, the consul set after them. As soon as they were passed and had gone on...choosing also strong positions, and carefully fortifying them.13 As Plutarch tells us, he avoided open battle, but by staying close to the Germans in terrain...