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I am aware that many have written that Themistocles passed over into Asia during the reign of Xerxes, but I prefer to believe Thucydides, because among the writers who have left a history of those times he was most nearly contemporary with Themistocles, besides being a native of the same city. Now he says that it was to Artaxerxes that Themistocles came, and that he sent a letter to the king in the following words:
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