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Now the most prudent of the Macedonians looked on this reversal of fortune with compassion and felt pity for the case of those who had seen their former lot so violently changed; everything belonging to their high rank was far removed from them, and they were encompassed by what was foreign and hostile. (This, however, was not the attitude of most of the soldiery,)1 and the women were herded off into a luckless and humiliating captivity.

1 There seems to be an omission in the manuscript here. The words in parenthesis represent what may have been the original sense.

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