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When Cyrus was making preparations to 1 depart, Gadatas came to him and brought many gifts of every sort, as might be expected from a wealthy house, and, most important of all, he brought many horses that he had taken from horsemen of his own whom he had come to distrust on account of the conspiracy against him.
When Cyrus was making preparations to 1 depart, Gadatas came to him and brought many gifts of every sort, as might be expected from a wealthy house, and, most important of all, he brought many horses that he had taken from horsemen of his own whom he had come to distrust on account of the conspiracy against him.
Cyropaedia. Xenophon. Walter Miller (Translator). Cambridge, MA. 1914.
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