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Such was the beginning of the hostility between Dion and Dionysius, and it was aggravated by many circumstances. At first, however, they remained friends outwardly for a time, and when Dion did not cease to beg Dionysius to, summon Plato from Athens and avail himself of the philosophers advice, the tyrant, who wished to follow his fathers example in some particular, granted the request.
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