Sunt qui Pythagoran aiant eo temporis, inter captivos Cambysae regis Aegyptum cum adveheretur, doctores habuisse Persarum magos ac praecipue Zoroastren, omnis divini arcani antistitem, posteaque eum a quodam Gillo Crotoniensium principe reciperatum.
Some say that about that time Pythagoras became a captive of King Cambyses during his Egyptian expedition, and studied with the Persian magi, notably Zoroaster, the master of every divine mystery, and was later ransomed by one Gillus, a leading citizen of Croton.
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