Conservare autem eam et continere nihil aliud potest nisi mulina ungula, quae etiam memoratur ab Antipatro in provinciam ubi erat Alexander, per Iollam filium perlata esse et ab eo ea aqua regem esse necatum.
Nothing but the hoof of a mule can contain and keep it. In this way it is said to have been conveyed by Antipater, through his son Iollas, to the province where Alexander was, and the king was killed by Antipater with this water.
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