Itaque, qui post Dareum victum hariolos et vates consulere desierat, rursus ad superstitionem, humanarum mentium ludibrium, revolutus, Aristandrum, cui credulitatem suam addixerat, explorare eventum rerum sacrificiis iubet.
Therefore he, who after vanquishing Darius had ceased to consult soothsayers and seers, lapsing again into superstition, that mocker of mens minds, ordered Aristander, to whom he had consigned his faith, to examine by sacrifices into the outcome of his affairs.
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