Egregium, mehercule, opus et inter prima gloriae vestrae numerandum posteritati famaeque tradetis, Dareum quoque hostem, finito post mortem illius odio, parricidae caede esse vos ultos, neminem  impium effugisse vestras manus.
A noble work, by Heaven! and one to be numbered among the chief of your glorious deeds you will hand down to posterity and to fame, namely, that you have avenged even Darius, your enemy, having ended your hatred of him after his death, by slaying his murderer, and  that no impious man has escaped your hands.
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