Aelius Aristides 21, Palinode for Smyrna
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§ 263 The same thing has happened to me, O men of Greece,...
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§ 264 When I had learned what had taken place — for I happened not to be present,...
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§ 265 to whom every land and sea is subject both by their inheritance and by their own additional acquisitions,...
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§ 266 that now they were saved, when they had been lost....
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§ 267 When the Athenians...
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§ 268 and also providing housing, a share of their council chambers,...
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§ 269 they did not think that they should move it,...
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