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Alcibiades and Amiantus fled from the country in terror; and when you heard the facts yourselves, you handed Diocleides over to the court and put him to death. You released the prisoners awaiting executionmy relatives, who owed their escape to me aloneyou welcomed back the exiles, and yourselves shouldered arms[*] and dispersed, freed from grave danger and distress.

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