Mille navigiis aditurus Oceanum, discordesque et vetera odia retractantes Porum et Taxilen, Indiae reges, firmatae per affinitatem gratiae reliquit in suis regnis, summo in aedificanda  classe amborum studio usus.
Intending to make for the Ocean with a thousand ships, he left Porus and Taxiles, the Indian kings, who had been at odds and reviving old feuds, in friendly relations strengthened by an alliance by marriage, and established each in his own sovereignty because he had received the greatest service from  them in building his fleet.
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