And now when almost all the targeteers had been slain, the light-armed and the Carthaginians, who had come up to their assistance from the other camp, having been thrown into confusion, were put to the sword.

Not more than two thousand of the infantry, and all the cavalry, fled from the field with Mago before the battle was well begun.

The other general, Hanno, was taken alive, together with those who came up when the battle was now decided.

Almost the whole of the cavalry and the veteran infantry, following Mago in his flight, came to Hasdrubal on the tenth day in the province of Gades.

The newly-raised Celtiberian troops, stealing off to the neighbouring woods, fled thence to their homes.