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At the time of which we are speaking, Cleomenes, having carried his
proceedings in the matter of Demaratus to a prosperous issue,
forthwith took Leotychides with him, and crossed over to attack the
Eginetans; for his anger was hot against them on account of the
affront which they had formerly put upon him. Hereupon the
Eginetans, seeing that both the kings were come against them, thought
it best to make no further resistance. So the two kings picked out
from all Egina the ten men who for wealth and birth stood the highest,
among whom were Crius, son of Polycritus, and Casambus, son of
Aristocrates, who wielded the chief power; and these men they carried
with them to Attica, and there deposited them in the hands of the
Athenians, the great enemies of the Eginetans.
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