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and how far certain items of present expenditure may without prejudice to the commonwealth be diminished. Having spoken thus of administrations and their various departments, we have further proceeded to collect such instances as we deemed noteworthy of the means adopted by certain statesmen in times past for the replenishment of the treasury, and also of their skill in administration. These anecdotes , seemed to us by no means lacking in utility; being capable from time to time of application by others to the business they themselves have in hand. Cypselus of Corinth had made a vow that if he became master of the city, he would offer to Zeus the entire property of the Corinthians. Accordingly he commanded them to make a return of their possessions;