Ab hac urbe digresso supplementum novorum militum occurrit; Zoilus d equites ex Graecia adduxerat, iii milia ex Illyrico Antipater miserat, Thessali equites c et xxx cum Philippo erant, ex Lydia ii milia et sescenti, peregrinus miles, advenerant,  ccc equites gentis eiusdem sequebantur.
When he had left this city, a reserve of new soldiers met him; Zolus had brought 500 soldiers from Greece, Antipater had sent 3000 from Illyricum, with Philip there were 130 Thessalian cavalry, from Lydia 2600 foreign troops had come, and 300 horsemen  of the same race followed.
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