Praebuere ergo Parmenioni non spernendi agminis speciem; qui intentiore cura suos quasi ad iustum proelium paucis adhortatus, equis calcaria iubet subdere et acri impetu in hostem evehi.
They therefore presented to Parmenion the appearance of an army not to be despised; so with unusual care he encouraged his men with a few words, as if for a regular battle, bidding them put spurs to their horses and make a swift charge upon the enemy.
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