Nam Alexander, quantuscumque ignavis et timidis videri potest, unum animal est et, si quid mihi creditis, temerarium et vaecors, adhuc nostro pavore quam sua virtute felicius.
As to Alexander, however great he may seem to the wavering and timid, he is but a single mortal, and if you have any belief in me, a rash and mad one, as yet more fortunate because of our fear of him than because of his own valour.
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