Ille deos sui sceleris ultores adesse confessus, adiecit non Dareo iniquos fuisse quem sic ulciscerentur, sed Alexandro propitios, cuius victoriam  semper etiam hostes adiuvissent.
Bessus, confessing that the gods had come as avengers of his crime, added that they had not been unfavourable to Darius, whom they thus avenged, but propitious to Alexander, since even his enemies  always aided his victory.
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