Paucis deinde non ad quietem, sed ad praeparandos animos diebus datis militi, strenue hostem insequi coepit, metuens ne interiora regni sui peteret sequendusque esset per loca omni solitudine atque inopia vasta.
Then, after a few days had been granted to the soldiers, not for rest, but to strengthen their morale, he began vigorously to follow the enemy, for fear that Darius might make for the interior of his kingdom and that it might be necessary to follow him through places altogether deserted and without supplies.
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