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1 3 |   better arrangement than the expedition against Troy. For, firstly,
2 3 |       the aforesaid Heracleid expedition, which was so noble, and
3 3 |     impression that the whole expedition was directed against them,
4 3 | remembering that in the first expedition, when the Persians destroyed
5 12| another for not serving on an expedition, or be an accuser at all
6 12|      nothing about any former expedition, nor producing any proof
7 12|  prize. If any one goes on an expedition, and returns home before
8 12|   mission. Going abroad on an expedition or in war, not to be included