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[11]
But since I
believe that neither would Artemisia now oppose this action on our part, if our
State were once committed to it, give me your attention for a little and
consider whether my reasoning is sound or not. I think that if the King's
designs in Egypt were meeting with any
success, Artemisia would make a big effort to secure Rhodes for him, not from any goodwill towards
him, but because, while he is in her neighborhood, she would like to put him
under a great obligation, so that he may give her as cordial a recognition1 as possible.
1 Acknowledging her as the successor of Mausolus.
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