ill PRON61NOMSM de N21ACCPM su N21GENSM sceler N32GENSN ultor N31NOMPM ades V73PRESACTIVEINF0X confess N21NOMSM adiec V31PERFACTIVEIND3S non ADV Dareo OTHER iniqu ADJ11ACCPMPOS fu V51PERFACTIVEINF0X qu PRON10ACCSM sic ADVPOS ulcisc V31IMPFSUB3P sed CONJ alexandr N23DATSM propiti ADJ11ACCPMPOS cui ADJ11NOMSMPOS victori N11ACCSF semper ADVPOS etiam CONJ host N33NOMPC adiuv V11PLUPACTIVESUB3P
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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