post haec, ostendens iuvenem, sic virgo profatur: hic ille est, tellure vagus qui victor in omni cursu signa tulit, cui pervia Bactra Dahaeque, qui Gangen bibit et Pellaeo ponte Niphaten astrinxit, cui stant sacro sua moenia Nilo.
Then the priestess pointed to a young man and spoke thus: That is he, who ranged in arms over every land, who found a way through Bactra and the Dahae, and drank of the Ganges'the Macedonian who threw a bridge over the Niphates,b and whose city,c named after himself, stands on the sacred Nile.
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