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It irks me to touch upon the youth of Themistocles, whether I look at his father, who put upon him the stigma of repudiation, or his mother, who was driven to hang herself because of her sons infamy; although later he turned out the most famous of all the Grecian race and stood between Europe and Asia as the pledge of either hope or despair. For Europe had him as her lifes protector, Asia took him as her guarantor of victory.
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