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Accordingly, although after twice seeking peace in vain he had concentrated all his plans on war, yet overcome by his enemys continence, Darius sent ten envoys, the leading men of his court, to present new conditions of peace. Alexander, having called a council, ordered these envoys to be given audience.
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