Rex identidem quaerens an Philotan adisset, an institisset ei ut pervenirent ad se, perseverante eo affirmare quae dixerat, manus ad caelum tendens, manantibus lacrimis hanc sibi a carissimo quondam  amicorum relatam gratiam querebatur.
When the king asked again and again whether he had gone to Philotas, and whether he had urged him that they should go to Alexander, and Cebalinus persisted in affirming what he had said, the king, raising his hands to heaven, with flowing tears began to lament that such requital had been made him by one who had formerly been the dearest of his friends.
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