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Alexander, as great in arms as Socrates in wisdom, delivered himself of the following well-known utterance. After Darius had tried his mettle in a couple of battles and therefore promised him part of his kingdom as far as the Taurus mountain, also his daughter in marriage and a million talents, Parmenio said that if he were Alexander he would accept the offer. And so should I accept it, retorted Alexander, if I were Parmenio.
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