Diu Sisigambis supplicum precibus repugnavit, abnuens deprecationem pro illis convenire fortunae in qua esset, adiecitque metuere sese ne victoris indulgentiam fatigaret, saepiusque cogitare captivam esse se quam reginam fuisse.
For a long time Sisigambis resisted the entreaties of the suppliants, declaring that to intervene in their behalf was not consistent with the fortune in which she found herself, and she added that she feared to take too great advantage of the victors indulgence, and that she reflected more often that she was a prisoner than that she had been a queen.
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