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1   Datam|   directed to attack Aspis of Cappadocia, IV.----Finds that the courtiers
2   Datam|       and takes possession of Cappadocia and Paphlagonia, V.----Loses
3   Datam|      Cilicia which borders on Cappadocia, and which the Leucosyrians
4   Datam|       Cilicia, and borders on Cappadocia. Aspis, occupying a woody
5   Datam|       with his adherents into Cappadocia, and took possession of
6   Datam| despatched Autophradates into Cappadocia. To prevent this general
7   Eumen|      allotted the province of Cappadocia, and is a steady friend
8   Eumen|       was dead), at that time Cappadocia was given to Eumenes, or
9   Eumen|   bones should he conveyed to Cappadocia to his mother, wife, and