Turbaverat ea res Parmenionis animum insidias timentis, et ignotum iter sine duce non audebat ingredi; felicitati tamen regis sui confisus, agrestes qui duces itineris essent excipi iussit.
This conduct had disturbed the mind of Parmenion, who feared a plot, and he did not venture to enter upon an unknown road without a guide; nevertheless, trusting to the good fortune of his king, he gave orders that some peasants should be captured, to serve as guides for the journey.
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