Rex, impetu animorum utendum ratus, secunda vigilia castra movit; dextra Tigrim habebat, a laeva montes, quos Gordyaeos vocant.
The king, thinking that he ought to take advantage of the ardour of their spirits, broke camp in the second watch; he had the Tigris on his right, on the left the mountains which they call the Gordyaean.
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