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στὰς ἐπί: not ‘appearing before’ (as in iii. 46. 1), but ‘standing at the doors of’, since he calls Themistocles out (cf. ἐξῆλθε, § 2). Probably only the commander-in-chief of Athens, Themistocles (vii. 173. 2; viii. 4, 19, 61), would have the right to attend the council.

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