Dareus in laevo cornu erat magno suorum agmine, delectis equitum peditumque, stipatus contempseratque paucitatem hostis, vanam aciem esse extentis cornibus ratus.
Darius was on his left wing, closely surrounded by a great throng of his men, the elite of his infantry and cavalry, and he had scorned the enemys small numbers, thinking that the extension of their wings made their battle-line weak.
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