Cunctante ad ea Mithridate et suspectis praefecti consiliis, quod paelicem regiam polluerat inque omnem libidinem venalis habebatur, Casperius interim ad Pharasmanen pervadit, utque Hiberi obsidio decedant expostulat.
While Mithridates hesitated in spite of these arguments'the prefects advice being suspect, as he had seduced one of the royal concubines and was considered capable of any villainy for a price'Casperius in the interval made his way to Pharasmanes and demanded that the Iberians should raise the siege.
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