Maiore ergo quam decebat ira simul ac dolore stimulatus, equum vestigari iubet et per interpretem pronuntiari, ni reddidissent, neminem esse victurum.
Therefore aroused with greater anger than was seemly and at the same time with grief, the king gave orders that the horse should be traced, and that proclamation should be made through an interpreter, that unless it should be returned, not a man would be left alive.
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