Ab eadem altitudine humanitatis legatis Romanorum ad redimendos captivos castra sua petentibus, quo tutius venirent, Lyconem Molossum obviam misit, quo honoratius exciperentur, ipse cum ornatu <regio> equitum<que comit>atu extra portam occurrit, secundarum rerum proventu non corruptus ut officii prospectum in iis deponeret qui tum maxime armis cum eo dissidebant.
From the same lofty level of humanity he sent Lyco the Molossian to meet Roman envoys who were coming to his camp to ransom prisoners, so that they should be safer on the road. And for their more honourable reception, he went himself in his royal attire with a mounted escort to welcome them outside the gate. Uncorrupted by favourable Fortune and success, he wished to pay regard to civility in the persons of those who at that very time were in arms against him.
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