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[6] and then swam off into the sea again.1 This strange event threw both sides into superstition, each imagining that the portent signified that Poseidon would come to their aid, for they were swayed by their own interest in the matter.

1 Curtius 4.4.3-4 places this event a little later in the siege.

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