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[27] But he slipped away from this danger and sailed back to his own city in the time of the Four Hundred1: such a gift of forgetfulness had Heaven bestowed on him, that he desired to come amongst the very persons whom he had wronged. When he came, he was imprisoned and tormented, but not to death, and he was released.

1 June to September, 411 B.C.

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