Alexander, cum et classem procul haberet et longam obsidionem magno sibi ad cetera impedimento videret fore, caduceatores qui ad pacem eos compellerent misit; quos Tyrii contra ius gentium occisos praecipitaverunt in altum.
Alexander, both because the fleet which he had was afar off, and because he saw that a long blockade would be a great hindrance to the rest of his plans, sent heralds to urge the Tyrians to make peace; but these, in violation of the law of nations, they killed and threw into the sea.
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