Haud procul erat fons; ad quem, monstratum a peritis, Polystratus Macedo siti maceratus accessit ac, dum galea haustam aquam sorbet, tela iumentorum deficientium corporibus infixa conspexit.
Not far off there was a spring; to this, pointed out by those who knew the country, Polystratus, a Macedonian, worn out by thirst, came and, while he was drinking water out of his helmet, he caught sight of the javelins planted in the bodies of the dying beasts.
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