Quem ut conspexit Dareus, multiplici doloris expectatione commotus et quid potissimum timeret incertus: Vultus, inquit, tuus nescio quod ingens malum praefert, sed cave miseri hominis auribus parcas; didici esse infelix, et saepe calamitatis solacium est nosse sortem suam.
On seeing him Darius, deeply disturbed by the expectation of more sorrows than one and uncertain what to fear most, said: Your expression reveals some great misfortune or other, but do not spare the ears of a wretched man; I have learned to be unhappy, and it is often a consolation for calamity that a man should know his fate.
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