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In fact, the history of these two men makes clear the extent to which eloquence has the advantage of integrity. For although Aristides so excelled in honesty that he is the only one within the memory of man'at least, so far as we have heard'who was given the title of the Just, yet his influence was undermined by Themistocles and he was exiled for ten years by that well-known process known as the shard-vote.
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