Dareus id quod Parmenio suaserat hostem facturum esse coniectans, frenatos equos stare magnamque exercitus partem in armis esse ac vigilias intentiore cura servari iusserat; ergo ignibus tota eius castra fulgebant.
Darius, inferring that the enemy would do what Parmenion had advised, had ordered that the horses should stand bridled, that a great part of the army should be armed, and that night watch should be kept with unusually vigilant care; therefore his entire camp was aglow with fires.
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