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at the same time that you yourself are the [[deletion]] but you are the [[unclear]] of all nations. [[/deletion]] [[underline]] greatest. [[/underline]] ^ You have conquered the Lydeans, you [[deletion]] [[unclear]] the [[/deletion]] [[addition]] have possessed yourself of [[/addition]] ^ Syria [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]], you hold [[deletion]] the [[/deletion]] Persia [[deletion]] ns [[/deletion]]; you have the Bactri [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] in your power; you [[deletion]] are [[unclear]] the [[/deletion]] [[addition]] have attacked the Indians. [[/addition]] [[deletion]] Indians [[/deletion]] you also now strech out your rapatious hands at our castle. What advantage have you from riches which make [[deletion]] have [[unclear]] do with these riches [[/deletion]] you more craving; so that the more [[deletion]] what makes you so hungry so that [[/deletion]] you have makes you the more easily [[deletion]] the more you [[unclear]] the hungrier [[/deletion]] desire what you have not? [[deletion]] you grow? [[/deletion]] Lastly if you are a God you would do good to mortals [[deletion]] would [[/deletion]] ^ [[deletion]] not [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[addition]] [[deletion]] but [[/deletion]] not deprive them of what they all [[/addition]] ^ [[addition]] ready have: but if [[/addition]] you are a man; always remember what you are.
