Proximus erat lateri spado, qui regem intuens: Quid mirum, inquit, est inania sepulchra esse regum, cum satraparum domus aurum inde egestum capere non possint?  Quod ad me attinet, ipse hoc bustum antea non videram, sed ex Dareo ita accepi, III milia talentum  condita esse cum Cyro.
The eunuch was at Alexanders side; looking significantly at him, he said: What wonder if the tombs of kings are empty, when the houses of their satraps cannot contain the gold that they have amassed from them?  For my part, I had never seen the tomb before, but I learned from Darius that 3000 talents of gold were  buried with Cyrus.
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