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For
he
[Alexander
the
Great]
was
not
(as
his
father
Philip
[II
of
Macedon])
deſirous
of
all
kind
of
glorie:
who
like
a
Rhetoritian
had
a
delight
to
vtter
his
eloquence,
and
ſtamped
in
his
coines,
the
victories
he
had
wonne
at
the
Olympian
games,
by
the
ſwift
running
of
his
horſe
and
coaches.
For
when
he
was
asked
one
day
(becauſe
he
was
ſwift
of
foot)
whether
he
would
aſſay
to
run
for
victorie
at
the
Olympian
games:
I
could
be
content,
ſaid
he,
ſo
I
might
run
with
kings.
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For he [Alexander the Great] was not (as his father Philip [II of Macedon]) deſirous of all kind of glorie: who like a Rhetoritian had a delight to vtter his eloquence, and ſtamped in his coines, the victories he had wonne at the Olympian games, by the ſwift running of his horſe and coaches. For when he was asked one day (becauſe he was ſwift of foot) whether he would aſſay to run for victorie at the Olympian games: I could be content, ſaid he, ſo I might run with kings.
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