Ergo Alexandro in acie miles non defuit: Dareus, tantae multitudinis rex, loci in quo pugnavit angustiis redactus est ad paucitatem quam in hoste contempserat.
Hence Alexander did not lack soldiers in the battle; Darius, king of so vast a multitude, was reduced by the narrow limits of the place in which he fought to the small number which he had scorned in his enemy.
final_alignments\Quintus_Curtius_Alexander_Book3.json