The rest of his army, coming to one spot, as if they had followed some signal, marched off, in a compact body, towards Thessaly.

The Romans, after having pursued the enemy as far as they could with safety, killing such as they overtook, and despoiling the slain, seized and plundered the king's camp; which, even when it had no defenders, was difficult of access.

The following night they were lodged within their own trenches.
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Next day, the consul pursued the enemy through the same defiles through which the river winds its way among the valleys.

The king came on the first day to the camp of Pyrrhus, a place so called in Triphylia, a district of Melotis; and on the following day he reached Mount Lingos, an immense march for his army, but his fear impelled him.