ceterum maximae mercedis competitoribus Fortunae beneficium exspectantibus, solus acumine equisonis sui Oebaris prosperum exoptatae rei effectum adsecutus est, qui in equae genitalem partem demissam manum, cum ad eum locum ventum esset, naribus equi admovit.
Darius competitors for the great prize awaited the gift of Fortune, he alone succeeded in gaining the object of his desire by the wit of his groom Oebaris, who plunged his hand into the genitals of a mare and, when they arrived at the place, put it to the nostrils of his stallion.
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