When Timotheus the harp-player had hopes of receiving a goodly sum, but received less, he plainly showed that he felt resentful towards Archelaus; and, once, as he was singing this brief line: Over the earth-born silver you rave. Cf. Bergk, iii. p. 624, Timotheus, No. 14, or Edmonds, (in L.C.L.), iii. p. 330, No. 28. Plutarch repeats the story in , 334 B. he directed it towards Archelaus; whereupon Archelaus retorted upon him with this, That, however, is what you crave.