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Δημοσθένους ἐπιστολαὶ Demosthenes
2 The man who now presents himself to you along with the bearer of this letter from me, having come from Polemaestus to the latter’s brother Epinicus,It may he assumed that Polemaestus was in the camp of the allies before Lamia and that his brother was attending the council of the allies in Phylê. a man well disposed toward you and a friend of mine, was by him in turn brought to me. After I heard his story it seemed to me best to send him to you in order that, having heard a clear account of all that had happened in the camp from one who was present in the battle, you may be of good cheer for the present and assume that, the gods being willing, the final outcome will be as you wish. Farewell.
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