Litteras quoque, quas in Europam mitteret, veteris anuli gemma obsignabat, eis, quas in Asiam scriberet, Darei anulus imprimebatur, ut appareret unum animum  duorum non capere fortunam.
The letters also which were to be sent to Europe he sealed with the device of his former ring; on those which he wrote to Asia, the ring of Darius was impressed, so that it appeared that one mind was not equal to the fortune of the two realms.
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