alexander N23NOMSM num ADV spir VPAR11DATSXPRESACTIVEPPL adhuc ADVPOS superven V41PERFACTIVESUB3S incert ADJ11NOMSNPOS es V73PRESACTIVEIND3S ill PRON61NOMSN const V11PRESACTIVEIND3S miserabil ADJ32DATSXPOS reg V31PRESACTIVEIND2S opulentissi ADJ11GENSMSUPER exit SUPINE61ABLSN compert VPAR34DATSMPERFPASSIVEPPL pluri ADJ11ACCPFSUPER lacrim N11ACCPF profud V31PERFACTIVEINF0X statim ADVPOS que CONJ chlamyd N31LOCSF s PRON54DATXC detract V11PRESACTIVEIMP2S corpus N32NOMSN operu V41PERFACTIVEINF0X et CONJ magn ADJ11DATSMPOS cum ADVPOS honor N31LOCSM ad ADVPOS su N21ACCPM defer V32PRESPASSIVEINF0X iuss V21PERFACTIVEINF0X ut CONJ regi ADJ11DATSMPOS pers N11GENPM mor N21VOCSF curat VPAR11NOMSNPERFPASSIVEPPL monument N22LOCPN mai ADJ11GENPXCOMP infer V32IMPFPASSIVESUB3S
Whether Alexander arrived while Darius was still breathing is uncertain; this much is sure, that on learning of the wretched end of a most powerful king, he shed many tears, and at once taking off his cloak, he covered the body, and ordered it to be taken with great honour to his family, in order to be embalmed after the fashion of the Persian kings, and placed among the tombs of his predecessors.
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