Huic regi ducique successor quaerebatur, sed maior moles erat quam ut unus subire eam posset; itaque nomen quoque eius et fama rerum in totum propemodum orbem reges ac regna diffudit; clarissimique sunt habiti qui etiam minimae parti tantae fortunae adhaeserunt.
This was the king and leader for whom a successor was sought, but the burden was too great for the shoulders of one man; hence even his name and the fame of his exploits spread kings and kingdoms throughout almost the whole world, and those were considered most glorious who had retained even the least part of so great a fortune.
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