Abram sinistris excitatus nuntiis audit propinquum sorte captum bellica servire duris barbarorum vinculis: armat trecentos terque senos vernulas, pergant ut hostis terga euntis caedere, quem gaza dives ac triumphus nobilis captis tenebant inpeditum copiis.
Called by a bearer of the evil tidings, Abram learns that his kinsman, by the fortune of war, has been taken and put into subjection to hard bondage under the barbarians. He arms three hundred and eighteen servants born in his house, to pursue the enemy and slay them on their march, encumbered as they are and slowed down by the rich treasure of the great spoils their glorious victory has won.
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