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On this charge he was found guilty of high treason without a hearing. As soon as he learned of this, Themistocles decided that he was not sufficiently safe in Argos and withdrew to Corcyra. When he perceived that the leading citizens of that place were fearful that the Lacedaemonians and Athenians would declare war upon them because of his presence, he took refuge with Admetus, king of the Molossians, with whom he had relations of guest-friendship. Having arrived there when Admetus was away from home, in order that his host might be under the greater obligation to receive and protect him he caught up the kings little daughter and hastened with her into the household shrine, which was regarded with the greatest veneration;
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