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Afterwards, but for no long time, there was a respite from
suffering. Then from Naxos and Miletus troubles gathered anew about
Ionia. Now Naxos at this time surpassed all the other islands in
prosperity, and Miletus had reached the height of her power, and was
the glory of Ionia. But previously for two generations the Milesians
had suffered grievously from civil disorders, which were composed by
the Parians, whom the Milesians chose before all the rest of the
Greeks to rearrange their government.
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