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When Timotheus was advanced in years and had ceased to hold office, war began to threaten the Athenians from every quarter: Samos had revolted, the Hellespont had seceded, Philip of Macedon, who was even then powerful, was making many plots. Against the last-named Chares had been sent, but was not thought capable of defending the country.
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