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The page brought Cebalinus into the armoury and hid him there,1 went on in to the king as he was bathing and told him the story, adding that he had Cebalinus concealed in the vicinity. The king's reaction was sharp. He arrested Dimnus at once and learned everything from him; then he sent for Cebalinus and Philotas.

1 The page, whose name is given by Curtius as Metron, happened to be in charge of Alexander's weapons.

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