Hic erat qui apud Granicum amnem nudo capite regem dimicantem clipeo suo texit et Rhosacis manum capiti regis imminentem gladio amputavit, vetus Philippi miles multisque bellicis operibus clarus.
It was he, an old soldier of Philip and distinguished by many exploits in war, who at the river Granicus covered the king with his shield when he was fighting bareheaded, and with his sword cut off the hand of Rhosaces, when  it threatened the kings life.
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