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deliberation to banish Themistocles himself. Certainly an opportunity was here given him of revenging himself. Yet he neither said nor did any thing that could hurt his enemy. And as he had not before envied his riches nor the glory of his actions, so also he did not bear hard upon him when he was in [[unclear]] [[deletion]] upon [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] nor triumph in his downfall. T. Pomponius Atticus had no enmities [[deletion]] for any me [[/deletion]] because he never hurt any one & if he received
