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LYCINUS

Oh, what luck! All the cavalry are charging against me, and theyve thought me alone worth attacking. Well, if they press me hard, I fancy I shall desert and run away to the gymnasium and leave you behind still fighting your war.

SAMIPPUS

Dont do that! You are already mastering them on your side. Now, as you see, I am going to fight the king in single combat. He is challenging me, and to refuse would be absolutely disgraceful.

LYCINUS

Yes, and youll be wounded by him in a moment. Its a royal privilege to be wounded fighting for your empire.

SAMIPPUS

You are right. Still, its only a slight wound and not in an exposed place, so the scar wont disfigure me afterwards. But did you see how I charged him and ran him through and his horse too with one throw of my spear, and then cut off his head and stripped him of his diadem and now I am the Great King with everyone doing obeisance? Let the barbarians do obeisance!

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