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Nobody can be called just, who prefers any thing to equity. At the time that Callicratides was ^ [[addition]] first [[/addition]] Admiral to the Lacedomonians, he was in great of money [[deletion]] for the [[/deletion]] in order to procure provisions for [[deletion]] so he [[unclear]] giving the Soldiers their [[/deletion]] [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[addition]] the sailors [[/addition]] some of the Friends of Lysander came to him & offered him fifty talents upon condition that he would [[deletion]] kill [[unclear]] one [[/deletion]] [[addition]] give them up one of his enemies [[/addition]] [[deletion]] of the prisoners [[/deletion]] [[addition]] to be kill'd [[deletion]] enemies [[/deletion]] [[/addition]] He had [[deletion]] them [[/deletion]] [[addition]] these persons [[/addition]] farewell, [[deletion]] who [[/deletion]] ^ [[addition]] because he [[/addition]] preferred ^ [[addition]] [[underline]] equity to [[/underline]] [[/addition]] money [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] Then Cleander who had been all this time present said: But [[deletion]] it [[/deletion]] if I had been Callicratides I would have taken the money And so would I, answer'd Callicratides if I had been Cleander. In the like manner, Alexander the great when Parme ^ [[addition]] c [[/addition]] io was trying to persuade him to receive the money that was offered him by Daring for the purchase of peace, he answered: & I would
