Et interdum dubitabat an Macedones tot emensi spatia terrarum, in acie et in castris senes facti, per obiecta flumina, per tot naturae obstantes difficultates secuturi essent; abundantes onustosque praeda magis parta frui velle quam acquirenda fatigari.
Also he doubted sometimes whether the Macedonians, after having traversed such an extent of country and grown old in battle and in camp, would follow him over opposing rivers and through so many difficulties put in their way by nature; he feared that sated and laden with booty they would prefer to enjoy what they had obtained rather than wear themselves out by acquiring more.
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