Hypsicratea quoque regina Mithridatem coniugem suum effusis caritatis habenis amavit, propter quem praecipuum formae suae decorem in habitum virilem convertere voluptatis loco habuit: tonsis enim capillis equo se et armis adsuefecit, quo facilius laboribus et periculis eius interesset.
Queen Hypsicratea also in her love for her husband Mithridates gave rein to her affection. For his sake she considered it a pleasure to convert the outstanding beauty of her person to masculine style. For she cut her hair short and accustomed herself to a horse and weapons the more easily to partake of his toils and dangers.
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