Multum vero mihi praestat, si me Mazaeo generum praeponit! Ite, nuntiate regi vestro, et quae amisit et quae adhuc habet praemia esse belli; hoc regente utriusque terminos regni, id quemque habiturum quod proximae lucis assignatura fortuna est.
A high honour truly he confers upon me in preferring me to Mazaeus as a son-in-law ! Go, report to your king that what he has lost and what he still possesses are prizes of war; since it is war that rules the boundaries of both realms, each will have what the fortune of to-morrow shall allot to him.
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