Qua benignitate eius Alexander mire laetus, et quae is dederat remisit et m talenta ex praeda quam vehebat adiecit, multaque convivalia ex auro et argento vasa, plurimum Persicae vestis, xxx equos ex suis cum eisdem insignibus quis assueverant cum ipsum veherent.
Alexander, wonderfully pleased by his generosity, both returned what he had given and added 1000 talents from the booty which he was carrying, besides many gold and silver vessels for use at table, a quantity of Persian robes, and thirty of his own horses with the same trappings to which they were accustomed when he himself rode them.
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