At Craterus, cui mandatum erat ut amicorum preces perferret ad eum: Credisne, inquit, adventu magis hostium, ut iam in vallo consisterent, sollicitos esse quam cura salutis  tuae, ut nunc est, tibi vilis? Quantalibet vis omnium gentium conspiret in nos, impleat armis virisque totum orbem, classibus maria consternat, invisitatas  beluas inducat, tu nos praestabis invictos.
But Craterus, who had been intrusted to convey to him the prayers of his friends, replied: Do you imagine that we are more disturbed by the coming of the enemy, although they even now stood on our rampart, than through care for your safety, on  which you seem to set little store? However great a force of all nations should unite against us, should fill the whole world with arms and men, should cover the sea with their fleets, should bring against us beasts never seen before, it is you that will make us  invincible.
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