ceter ADJ11NOMSNPOS derect N22NOMPN utrimque ADVPOS aci N51GENSF parth N21NOMSM imperi N24NOMSN ori VPAR31GENSXPRESPPL claritudin N31ACCSF Arsacidarum OTHER contra ADVPOS que CONJ ignobil ADJ32ACCSCPOS Hiberum OTHER mercennari N21DATSM milit N31LOCSM disser V31IMPFACTIVEIND3S Pharasmanes OTHER integr N23ACCPM s PRON54ABLXC a ADV parthic ADJ11DATSMPOS dominat SUPINE11ABLSN quant ADJ11DATSMPOS mai ADJ11NOMPNCOMP pet V31IMPFACTIVESUB3P plus ADVCOMP decor N22LOCPN victor N31NOMPM aut CONJ si CONJ terg N22NOMPN d V11IMPFACTIVESUB3P flagiti N24GENSN atque CONJ pericul N22GENSN lat VPAR32ACCPMFUTACTIVEPPL simul ADVPOS horrid ADJ11ACCSFPOS su N21GENPM aci N51ACCSF pict ADJ11NOMSFPOS aur N22DATSN medor N31GENPM agmin N32NOMPN hinc ADVPOS vir N23ACCPM ind N21VOCSM praed N11ACCSF ostend V31PRESACTIVEINF0X
However, when the line of battle had been drawn up on either side, the Parthian dilated on the empire of the East and the lustre of the Arsacian house, as contrasted with the obscure Iberian and his hired soldiery: Pharasmanes called on his troops to remember that they had never felt the Parthian yoke; that the higher their emprize, the greater the honour they would reap from victory, the greater their disgrace and danger if they turned their backs. At the same time, he pointed to his own grim host and to the Median columns in their embroidery of gold'men on the one hand, booty on the other.
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