Capitolo 50
top of the hill.
[Sidenote: Lecture among Caesar and Ariovistus.]
[Sidenote: the messenger of Caesar grabbed.]
The two generalses, in their discussion they only repeated in substance that that
they had said first in their embassages, and it didn't make progress toward
coming to an understanding. For a long time Caesar closed the lecture and
withdrawn. Of the days Ariovistus sent after an application to Caesar,
asking that he would name another interview, otherwise that he is able
you appoint one of his/her officers to proceed to the field of Ariovistus and to receive a
communication that he desired to do to him. Caesar non concluded
you grant another interview, and he doesn't think him/it prudent to send one some
of his/her principal officers as an embassador, for it fears that it is probable that he is
untrustworthily it grabbed and it held as a hostage. He sent accordingly a
messenger to the agenda, accompanied by one or two men. These men were everybody
grabbed and it put in the irons as soon as they reached the field of Ariovistus,
and Caesar now prepared in deposit to give his/her battle of enemy.
[Sidenote: Defeats some Germans.]
He tried him as skilled and efficient in systematizing and to handle
the fight as him had been shrewd and skilled in the negotiations that
precedes him/it. Many days were spent in manoeuvres and movements, from
what every party strove him to earn some advantage on the other in
you respect to their position in the struggle that approaches. When for a long time
the fight came, Caesar and its legions were completely and triumphantly
succeeded. The Germans had totally put for migrating. Their baggage and
shops were all grabbed ones, and the troops themselves ran away in dismay from everybody
the roads that conducted again to the Rhine; and there that in that they succeeded
died that escapes from the Romans that they undertook them from the principle to the end embarked
in boats and on floats, and he/she returned to their houses. Same Ariovistus
you find a small boat in that, with one or two followers, he succeeded in