Quo adducto, insolenti gaudio iuvenis elatus, alias virtutis etiam in hoste mirator: Non, ut voluisti, inquit, morieris, sed quidquid in captivum inveniri potest passurum esse te cogita.
When he was brought before the king, Alexander, usually an admirer of valour even in an enemy, exulting, young as he was, with insolent joy, said: You shall not die as you have wished, but be sure that you shall suffer whatever can be devised against a captive.
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