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2To these words they added greetings and acts of friendliness, so that once more the Romans became full of courage, and Antony, when he heard about it, was more inclined to seek the plains, since the way through the mountains was said to be waterless. But as he was about to do this, there came a man to the camp from the enemy, Mithridates by name, a cousin of the Monaeses who had been with Antony and had received the three cities as a gift.[43] Mithridates asked that someone should come to him who could speak the Parthian or Syrian language.
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Notes
[43] Cf. chapter xxxvii. 1.