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[14] But
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his son Tigranes put a question to
Cyrus, saying:
Tell me,
Cyrus, since my father seems to be in doubt, may I advise you in regard to him what I think the best course for you?
Now Cyrus had observed when Tigranes used to go hunting with him that there was a certain philosopher with him who was an object of admiration to Tigranes; consequently he was very eager to hear what he would say. So he bade him express his opinion with confidence.
Now Cyrus had observed when Tigranes used to go hunting with him that there was a certain philosopher with him who was an object of admiration to Tigranes; consequently he was very eager to hear what he would say. So he bade him express his opinion with confidence.
Cyropaedia. Xenophon. Walter Miller (Translator). Cambridge, MA. 1914.
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