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He was not of the opinion which Leo of Byzantium declared to his fellow-citizens "I had rather," said he, "perish by you, than with you. " "Luckily-I mean for the honor of the Portendueres," replied the notary, on the point of betraying himself.
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And not long after, it being known that he was fled, the Corinthians pursued him, but not overtaking him, they immediately sent for Cleomenes and delivered up the city to him, who, however, thought nothing they could give was so great a gain, as was the loss of their having let Aratus get away. No man of common humanity, no man who had any value for his character, could be capable of it.
The potion was meant by Callisthenes to strengthen his affection for him, and was supposed to have that tendency but it acted quite otherwise, and so disabled and unsettled his mind, that while he was yet alive, his brother took charge of his affairs.
These spoils being carried about and shown among the ranks, the Romans were transported with joy, and shouted aloud; while equal discouragement and terror prevailed among the Greeks, until Pyrrhus, understanding what had happened, rode about the army with his face bare, stretching out his hand to his soldiers, and telling them aloud it was he. Syberia2 I sensed a subtle change in their attitude toward us; a new intentness; a doubt plainly tinged with apprehension.
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