Alexander, Macedonum rex, inclita iam pugna excellentissimis opibus Darei contusis, aestu et itineris fervore in Cilicia percalefactus Cydno, qui aquae liquore conspicuus Tarson interfluit, corpus suum immersit.
Alexander, king of the Macedonians, having beaten down the preeminent power of Darius in a famous battle, was in Cilicia. Overheated by the weather and the stress of travel, he plunged his body into the Cydnus, which flows through Tarsus, remarkable for the limpidity of its stream.
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