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And already, as Nearchus maintained his opinion too persistently, they had almost reached the point of mutiny, when Ptolemy  said: Truly a most worthy stock to rule the race of the Macedonians is the son of Roxane or Barsine, whose very name Europe will be ashamed to hear, since it is that of one who is in greater part a captive.  Is that why we have conquered the Persians, that we may serve their stock, a thing which those legitimate kings, Darius and Xerxes, sought in vain with armies of so many thousands and such great fleets?  My advice is this, that the throne of Alexander be set up in the royal quarters, and that those who were summoned to his counsels should come together whenever there shall be need of general consultation, and that what the majority of them shall decide shall stand approved, and that the generals and commanders of troops shall obey those men.
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