Sapor vero post suorum pristinam cladem, comperto interitu Papae, quem sociare sibi impendio conabatur, maerore gravi perculsus, augenteque nostri exercitus alacritate formidinem, maiora sibi praeseminans,
But Sapor, after the former disaster to his men, on learning of the murder of Papa, whom he was making great efforts to enlist on his side, overwhelmed with heavy grief and with his fear increased by the activity of our army, sowed the seeds of greater troubles for himself.
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