Not only was this the case in Caecina's camp, who blamed his men as being readier for mutiny than for battle, but the troops under Fabius Valens, who had now reached Ticinum, lost their contempt for the enemy, conceived a desire to retrieve their glory, and offered their general a more respectful and steady obedience.
Fabio Valenteren indarrek ere (Tizinora iritsia baitzen), etsaienganako arbuioa utzirik eta ohorea berreskuratzeko irrikaz, buruzagiari makurberago eta tinkoago men egiten zioten.