Itaque nullius caedes maiorem apud Graecos Alexandro excitavit invidiam, quod praeditum optimis moribus artibusque, a quo revocatus ad vitam erat cum interfecto Clito mori perseveraret, non tantum occiderit,  sed etiam torserit, indicta quidem causa.
Therefore there was no one whose death roused greater hatred of the king among the Greeks, because he had not only put to death a man endowed with noble character and accomplishments, one who had called him back to life when he had resolved to die after the death of Clitus, but had  even tortured him, and that without a trial.
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