Regem, cum secundo amni deflueret, assequi cupiens Hector, Parmenionis filius, eximio aetatis flore, in paucis Alexandro carus, parvum navigium conscendit, pluribus quam capere posset impositis.
When the king was floating down the river, Hector, a son of Parmenion, in the fine flower of his youth and one of Alexanders greatest favourites, desiring to overtake him, embarked upon a small craft, which was loaded with more men than it could carry.
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