quorum cum ad unam potionem sententiae derexissent atque eam Philippus medicus suis manibus temperatam Alexandro'erat autem ipsius amicus et comes'porrexisset, a Parmenione missae litterae superveniunt, admonentes ut rex insidias Philippi perinde ac pecunia corrupti a Dareo caveret.
Among these they fixed on one potion, which Philippus, a doctor, mixed with his own hands and offered to Alexander, whose friend and companion he was. At that moment a letter arrived from Parmenio with a warning that the king should beware of Philippus treachery as having been bribed by Darius.
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