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[2] Consequently they not only returned to him his property, which they had confiscated, but went farther and cast into the sea the stelae on which were written his sentence and all the other acts passed against him; and they also voted that the Eumolpidae1 should revoke the curse they had pronounced against him at the time when men believed he had profaned the Mysteries.

1 The sacerdotal family which presided over the Mysteries.

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