Quam ut laeva comprehendit, evitato eo loco, in quo Alexandri corpus paulo ante iacuerat: Qualiscumque, inquit, exitus nos manet, rex, confitemur prosperum tibi debituros, tristiorem fortunae imputaturos.
When he took this in his left hand, shunning the place in which the body of Alexander Lyncestes had lain a short time before, Amyntas said: Whatever outcome awaits us, Sire, we confess that if it is favourable, we shall owe it to you; that if it is less so, we  shall attribute it to ill-fortune.
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