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It is said of Alexander of Macedon that, after reading that passage in Homer relating the decision to select by lot one of the nine chiefs who were all eager to fight in answer to Hectors challenge, and how the whole host besought Jupiter the Best and Greatest with anxiously conflicting prayers to suffer Ajax, or the son of Tydeus, or even Agamemnon, the king of rich Mycenae, to be chosen; he exclaimed:
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