Rex animi corporisque sopore discusso, cum tanti periculi quo evaserat imago oculis oberraret, Eurylochum lochum l talentis et cuiusdam Tiridatis opulentis bonis protinus donat fratremque, antequam pro  salute eius precaretur, restituit, sceleris autem auctores interque eos Callisthenen vinctos asservari iubet.
The king, awakened in mind and body, when he pictured the great danger which he had escaped, at once gave Eurylochus fifty talents and the rich estate of a certain Tiridates and restored his brother to him  even before he begged for his life, but the authors of the crime, and among them Callisthenes, he ordered to be kept in fetters.
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