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The leader of the troops which he sent was Spitaces, his brother, and the greater part of his strength was in his chariots;  each of these carried six men, two with bucklers, two archers stationed on each side, the rest were the drivers, who were by no means unarmed; for when it was necessary to fight hand to hand, they dropped the reins and poured a shower of javelins upon the enemy.
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