Castra Alexandri magno ignis fulgore collucere ei visa sunt et paulo post Alexander adduci ad ipsum in eo vestis habitu, quo ipse factus rex fuisset, equo deinde per Babylona vectus, subito cum ipso equo oculis esse subductus.
Alexanders camp seemed to him to shine with a great glow of fire, and he dreamed that a little later Alexander was brought to him in the garb in which he himself had been made king, and that then, riding on horse back through Babylon, he had vanished from his sight, horse and all.
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