Invictus ante eam diem fuerat, nihil frustra ausus, impune Ciliciae fauces intraverat, mare quoque novum in Pamphyliam iter aperuerat; tunc haesitabat deprehensa felicitas, nec aliud remedium erat quam reverti qua venerat.
Invincible before that day, he had risked nothing without success; he had safely entered the pass of Cilicia, he had opened a new route by sea into Pamphylia; but now his good fortune was caught and had come to a standstill, and there was no other remedy than to return by the way he had come.
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