quibusdam monentibus ut adversus Heraclidem et Callippum, quorum fidei plurimum credebat, tamquam insidias ei nectentes cautior esset, respondit vita se malle excedere quam metu violentae mortis amicos inimicis iuxta ponere.
He was warned by certain persons to be more on his guard against Heraclides and Callippus, whom he trusted implicitly, as spinning plots against him. He replied that he would rather take leave of life than put friends on a level with foes in fear of a violent death.
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