Polyperconti quidem postea custodito diu ignovit; in Callisthenen olim contumacia suspectum pervicacioris irae fuit.
Polypercon, indeed, he pardoned after he had been held in custody for a long time; against Callisthenes, who had formerly been suspected because of insubordination, his anger was more persistent.
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