Sed Parmenio deterruit non esse talibus promissis imbuendas aures militum affirmans; patere vel unius insidiis regem, nihil nefas esse avaritiae.
But Parmenion dissuaded him, declaring that the ears of the soldiers ought not to be infected by such promises; the king, he said, was exposed to the treachery of even any one man; nothing was criminal in the eyes of avarice.
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