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33 the Lacedaemonians have conferred upon his descendants the kingship and the power of commandSee Isoc. 4.62 and note. for all time; and as for our city, we are informed by those whom we credit in matters of ancient history that she aided Heracles to win his immortalityAccording to Dio. Sic. 4.39 the Athenians were the first to offer sacrifices to Heracles as a god.(in what way you can easily learn at another time; it would be unseasonable for me to relate it now), and that she aided his children to preserve their lives.For this statement and the following paragraph see Isoc. 4.56-62.

34 Yes, Athens single-handed sustained the greatest dangers against the power of Eurystheus, put an end to his insolence, and freed Heracles’ sons from the fears by which they were continually beset. Because of these services we deserve the gratitude, not only of those who then were preserved from destruction, but also of those who are now living; for to us it is due both that they are alive and that they enjoy the blessings which are now theirs, since they never could have seen the light of day at all had not the sons of Heracles been preserved from death.

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