Nam Alexandri pectus insatiabile laudis, qui Anaxarcho comiti suo ex auctoritate Democriti praeceptoris innumerabiles mundos esse referenti heu me inquit miserum, quod ne uno quidem adhuc sum potitus! angusta homini possessio <avido> gloriae fuit quae deorum omnium domicilio sufficit.
Alexanders appetite for fame was insatiable. He said to his companion Anaxarchus, who was retailing on the authority of his teacher Democritus the existence of innumerable worlds: Alas for me, I have not yet made myself master of one! A holding that suffices for the domicile of all the gods was not large enough for one glory-hungry man.
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