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by renewed efforts of force. But even if the necessities of the case
bad been less imperative, he would have been able to overbear all
opposition of his own countrymen through the numerous mercenary
strangers, now in Phokis and present at the assembly under the
name of allies.[1] In fact, so irresistible was his ascendency by
means of this large paid force under his command, that both Demosthenes
and ∆schines[2] denominate him (as well as his predecessor
and his successor) not general, but despot, of the Phokians.

[Footnote 1: Diodor. xvi. 32. [Greek: Hoi de PhÙkeis--epanÍlthon eis Delphous kai synelthontes
<g>meta tÙn symmachÙn</g> eis koinÍn ekklÍsian, ebouleuonto peri
tou polemou.]]


[Footnote 2: ∆schines, Fals. Leg. p. 286. c. 41. [Greek: tÙn en PhÙkeusi tyrannÙn], etc.
Demosthen. cont. Aristokrat. p. 661. s. 147. [Greek: Phaullos ho PhÙkeus Í tis allos
deuastÍs], etc.]

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