Equi pariter equitesque Persarum, serie lamnarum obdita genus tenus graves, agmen quod celeritate maxime constat aegre moliebantur; quippe in circumagendis equis suis Thessali multo occupaverant.
The horses and horsemen alike of the Persians, weighed down by the linked plates which covered them as far as the knees, were hard put to it to heave their column along; for it was one which depended above all on speed; for the Thessalians in wheeling their horses had far outstripped them.
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