Artabazus convenientem praesenti fortunae sententiam orsus, mitigare Dareum temporum identidem admonens coepit; ferret aequo animo qualiumcumque, suorum tamen vel stultitiam vel errorem.
Arta-bazus, starting to express an opinion suitable to the present situation, began to try to soothe Darius, from time to time reminding him of the exigencies; the king, he said, ought to bear with patience either the folly or the error of those, of whatever sort they might be, who were nevertheless his subjects.
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