Polydamas, tanto liberatus metu, impensius etiam quam exigebatur promittit operam conlaudatusque et promissis oneratus, deposita veste quam habebat  Arabica induitur.
Polydamas, relieved from so great fear, promised his help even more earnestly than was demanded of him, and after being highly commended and loaded with promises, he put off the dress which he was  wearing and put on an Arab costume.
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