h PRON31NOMSN que CONJ comment N22DATSN cum ADVPOS null N21NOMSM caus N11ACCSF veni VPAR34GENSMFUTPASSIVEPPL ad ADVPOS extre ADJ12ACCPFSUPER roman N21GENSM limit N31GENSM part N33NOMPF i V61FUTACTIVEIND1S possessor N31ACCSM cum ADVPOS pluri ADJ11DATPXSUPER aud V21IMPFACTIVESUB3S exig V31PRESACTIVEINF0X per PREPACC familiar ADJ32NOMPCPOS fid ADJ11ACCPMPOS perit VPAR61ACCPMPERFPASSIVEPPL que CONJ n VPAR11GENSMFUTPASSIVEPPL occult VPAR31DATPXPERFPASSIVEPPL saepe ADVPOS colloqui N22LOCPN cum ADVPOS Tamsapore OTHER habit VPAR21DATPXPERFPASSIVEPPL qu PRON10NOMPM tract N41NOMSM omn ADJ32NOMPCPOS advers N21ACCPM duc V31PRESACTIVEIND2S potestat N31LOCSF tunc ADVPOS tu V21IMPFIND3S et CONJ antea ADVPOS cognit N41NOMSM miss N21DATSM a ADV persic N22LOCPN castr N11LOCPF auxili N24DATSN vir N21GENPN pernic ADJ31GENPXPOS lemb N21LOCPM imposit VPAR31NOMSMPERFPASSIVEPPL cum ADVPOS omn ADJ32DATSXPOS penat N31GENPM dulcedin N31LOCSF noct N33LOCSF concubi N22NOMPN transfret V11PRESPASSIVEIND3S ex PREPABL contrari N22NOMPN speci N51GENSF Zopyri OTHER ill PRON61GENSX simil N11LOCPF babyloni N21GENSM proditor N31GENSM
And since because of this device no one ventured to ask one who was now a landholder with many attendants his reason for coming to the utmost frontier of the Roman empire, through friends who were loyal and skilled in swimming he held many secret conferences with Tamsapor, then acting as governor of all the lands across the river, whom he already knew; and when active men had been sent to his aid from the Persian camp, he embarked in fishing boats and ferried over all his beloved household in the dead of night, like Zopyrus, that famous betrayer of Babylon, but with the opposite intention.
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