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30. {peri andra ekaston}.31. i.e. 38,700.32. i.e. 69,500.33. i.e. 110,000.34. {opla de oud outoi eikhon}: i.e. these too must be reckoned withthe light-armed.35. Cp. ii. 164.36. {makhairophoroi}: cp. vii. 89.37. i.e. 300,000: see viii. 113.38. {geneos tou Iamideon}: the MSS. have {Klutiaden} after {Iamideon},but the Clytiadai seem to have been a distinct family ofsoothsayers.39. {pentaethlon}.40. {para en palaisma edrame nikan Olumpiada}. The meaning is notclear, because the conditions of the {pentaethlon} are not known:however the wrestling {pale} seems to have been the last of thefive contests, and the meaning may be that both Tisamenos andHieronymos had beaten all the other competitors and were equal sofar, when Tisamenos failed to win two out of three falls in thewrestling.41. {metientes}: some MSS. have {metiontes}, "they went to fetch him."42. {aiteomenos}: this is the reading of the MSS., but the conjecture{aiteomenous} (or {aiteomenon}) seems probable enough: "if one maycompare the man who asked for royal power with him who asked onlyfor citizenship."43. i.e. instead of half for himself, he asks for two-thirds to bedivided between himself and his brother.44. {o pros Ithome}: a conjectural emendation of {o pros Isthmo}.45. {ton tarson eoutou}.