Quem intuens rex'namque Parmenionem, nuper acrius quam vellet increpitum, rursus castigare non sustinebat': Latrunculorum inquit, et furum ista sollertia est quam praecipitis mihi; quippe illorum votum unicum est fallere.
Alexander, looking solemnly at the latter'for he had lately chided Parmenion more severely than he wished and did not have the heart to upbraid him again'said: The craft which you recommend to me is that of petty robbers and thieves; for their sole desire is to deceive.
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