Chap.

1   Cimon| dinner was dressed for him daily in such abundance, that
2    Dion| taken place, money, as his daily expenses grew very great,
3   Eumen| that all should meet at it daily, that counsel might be taken
4   Eumen|   to Eumenes, and that his daily food should be withheld;
5   Attic|   he made no change in his daily arrangements, or usual way
6   Attic|    found that the pain was daily increasing, and that fever