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and, I will add, to every man in the city, even to
those who imagine that they stand highest in his good graces. If they doubt it,
let them look at Euthycrates and Lasthenes, the Olynthians, who thought they
were such bosom-friends of his, and then, when they had betrayed their city, met
the most ignominious fate of all. The chief object, however, of his arms and his
diplomacy is our free constitution; on nothing in the world is he more bent than
on its destruction.
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