Tum vero Ptolomaeus et Perdiccas, genibus advoluti, orant, ne in tam praecipiti ira perseveret spatiumque potius animo det; omnia postero die  iustius executurum.
Then truly Ptolemy and Perdiccas threw themselves at his knees and besought him not to persist in such unrestrained anger, but rather to take time for reflection; that to-morrow he would manage the  whole matter with more justice.
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