Laeti, qui circa Sisigambim erant vicisse Dareum ingenti caede prostratos hostis, ad ultimum etiam impedimentis exutos esse nuntiant; quippe eandem fortunam ubique esse credebant et victores Persas ad praedam discurrisse.
Filled with joy, the attendants upon Sisigambis reported that Darius had won, that the enemy had been overthrown with great bloodshed, and finally had even been stripped of their baggage; for they believed that the fortune of the battle was the same everywhere, and that the victorious Persians had dispersed to pillage.
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