In ea divisione arva et urbes et vicina Graecis Cotyi, quod incultum, ferox, adnexum hostibus, Rhescuporidi cessit: ipsorumque regum ingenia, illi mite et amoenum, huic atrox, avidum et societatis impatiens erat.
By this partition the agricultural lands, the towns, and the districts adjoining the Greek cities fell to Cotys; the remainder,'a sterile soil, a wild population, with enemies at the very door,'to Rhescuporis. So, too, with the character of the kings: one was gentle and genial; the other, sullen, grasping, and intolerant of partnership.
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