At Dareus, nuntiata Memnonis morte haud secus quam par erat motus, omissa omni alia spe, statuit ipse decernere; quippe quae per duces suos acta erant cuncta damnabat, ratus pluribus curam, omnibus afuisse fortunam.
But Darius, when the death of Memnon was announced, being not less anxious than was natural, set aside all other hope, and decided to fight a decisive battle in person; for he condemned everything that had been done through his generals, believing that many of them had been lacking in care, and all in good fortune.
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