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Curtius Rufus, Historiae Alexandri Magni 4.13.29

lat curtius phi001 perseus lat2

Haec dextri cornus facies erat. In laevo Craterus Peloponnesium equites habebat Achaeorum et Locrensium et Malieon turmis sibi adiunctis. Hos Thessali equites claudebant Philippo duce. Peditum acies equitatu tegebatur. Frons laevi cornus haec erat.

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