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[sect. 2]
th=| sigh=|: often taken as secretly; it should, however, mean
shows his enmity by his silence (where he should warn and dissuade),
and when his fellow citizen asks for advice does not give
him of his best.
e)o/ntos e)moi\ cei/nou. The genitive is used, not the accusative in
apposition, to show that a reason for the command is given; cf.
iv. 97. 6.
