Digressu centurionis velut custode exsolutus praefectus hortari Mithridaten ad sanciendum foedus, coniunctionem fratrum ac priorem aetate Pharasmanen et cetera necessitudinum nomina referens, quod filiam eius in matrimonio haberet, quod ipse Radamisto socer esset: non abnuere pacem Hiberos, quamquam in tempore validiores;
With the centurions departure, the prefect found himself rid of his warder, and he now pressed Mithridates to conclude a treaty. He enlarged upon the link of brotherhood, upon Pharasmanes priority in age, upon the other titles of kinship,'the fact that he was married to his brothers daughter and was himself the father-in-law of Radamistus. The Iberians, he said, though for the time being the stronger party, were not disinclined to peace.
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