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[37] When these things had been written and read to the ambassadors, Leon said in the King's hearing, “By Zeus, Athenians, it is time for you, it seems, to be seeking some other friend instead of the King.” And when the secretary had interpreted to the King what the Athenian had said, he again brought out a further writing: “And if the Athenians1 are aware of anything juster than these provisions, let them come to the King and inform him.”

1 367 B.C.

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