proponatur in conspicuo acies qua prostratus est Perses et harum rerum quas rettuli contextus: utro magis spectaculo delectentur homines dubitabunt; nam si egregium est hostem abicere, non minus tamen laudabile infelicis scire misereri.
Let the battle which prostrated Perses be placed in view on the one hand and on the other the sequence of what I have related; men will not know which of the two spectacles they enjoy more. For if it is a fine thing to cast an enemy down, it is no less laudable to know how to pity him in his misfortune.
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