His auditis, contio primo silentium velut iussa habuit, conclamant deinde pariter Arrhidaeum vocandum esse mortemque meritos qui contionem sine eo habuissent.
After hearing these words the assembly at first kept silence, as if ordered to do so, then they shouted with one voice that Arrhidaeus ought to be summoned, and that those who had held an assembly without him deserved death.
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