Curtius Rufus, Quintus, Historiarum Alexandri Magni
English for the 1 passage of this work that the Atlas of Ancient Myth, Magic in the Ancient Texts and a study of demons and angels quote or cite, and which the library holds in no published English. The numbers are the edition's own references.
4.10.5.1
At illi, qui satis scir.ent temporum orbes inplere destinatas vices lunamque deficere, cum aut terram subiret aut sole premeretur, rationem quidem ipsis perceptam non edocent valgus:
But they, who knew well enough that the cycles of time fulfil their appointed changes, and that the moon is eclipsed when it either passes beneath the earth or is overpowered by the sun, do not teach the common people the reason as they themselves understood it:
Translator's note. 'scir.ent' and 'valgus' are read as scirent and vulgus.