Cesserat ex contione Arrhidaeus, principum auctoritate conterritus, et abeunte illo conticuerat magis quam elanguerat militaris favor; itaque revocatus, vestem fratris, eam ipsam quae in sella posita fuerat induitur.
Arrhidaeus had left the assembly greatly alarmed by the authority of the leading men, and as he went out the favour of the soldiers was rather silenced than diminished; hence, on being recalled he put on the robe of his brother, the very one which had been placed upon  the throne.
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