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Now all this did not escape the notice of Dionysius, for he was aware of the honour conferred upon him by his relative. In consequence, he favoured Dion beyond all others and loved him like a son.; So when the report made its way to Sicily that Plato had come to Tarentum, he could not refuse the young mans request to invite the philosopher to his court, since Dion had an ardent longing to hear him.
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