Alios pedibus, quosdam manibus auribusque amputatis inustisque barbararum litterarum notis, in longum sui ludibrium reservaverant et, cum se quoque alienae dicionis esse cernerent, volentes regi occurrere non prohibuerant.
Some with their feet, others with their hands and ears cut off, and branded with the characters of barbarian letters, they had reserved for their long-continued mockery, and when the Persians perceived that they themselves also were under foreign subjection, they had not opposed the desire of the prisoners to go to meet Alexander.
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