Quae ubi cognita et iam iamque Bosporum invasurus habebatur, diffisi propriis viribus Aquila et Cotys, quia Zorsines Siracorum rex hostilia resumpserat, externas et ipsi gratias quaesivere missis legatis ad Eunonen, qui Aorsorum genti rex potentia praecellebat.
When this had become known and his invasion of Bosporus was expected from day to day, Aquila and Cotys'diffident of their own strength, as the Siracene prince Zorsines had resumed hostilities'followed his example, and sought outside support by sending envoys to the powerful Aorsian prince, Eunones.
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