Capitolo 89
mountains came down next to the sea, making the coast uneven and
dangerous with stones in slope and frowning promontories. Here Caesar
succeeded in to effect an unloading of the first division of his/her troops,
and then it sent again the fleet for the rest.
[Sidenote: He subjugates a lot of cities.]
[Sidenote: Caesar's advance.]
[Sidenote: the anguish of the armies.]
The news of its passage quickly scattered to all stations of long Pompey
the coast, and the ships started to gather, and the armies to march verse
the point where Caesar had effected his/her unloading. The conflict and
struggle started. One of the admirals of Pompey intercepted the fleet of
helmets on their return, and it grabbed and it burned a big number of them,
with everybody that was on board. This, only renewed clearly the definite one
the desperation after all. Caesar advanced along the coast with the
troops that he was disembarked, while driving the troops of Pompey in front of him, and
city that subjugates after city as him advanced. The country was filled with
terror and dismay. The portion of the army behind which Caesar had gone away
you/he/she could not now cross, partly on account of the tempestuous condition of the
seas, the number decreased of the ships and the doubled vigilance
with which the strengths of Pompey now protected the beaches, but mainly because
Now Caesar was more with them to inhale them with his unwise,
although calm and intrepid calm. They remained, therefore, in anxiety and
you distress, on the Italian beach. How Caesar, on the other hand advanced
along the beach Macedonian, and raw Pompey back in the inside, him
you cut the communication between the ships of Pompey and the earth, so that
the fleet was reduced soon to the great anguish for lack of provisions and
water. The men didn't allow him to perish with thirst picking up
the dew that fell on the bridges of their helmets. The army of Caesar was
also in the anguish, for the fleets of cut Pompey all the water provisionings and
its troops hemmed them in on the side of the earth; lately, and Pompey