<head>Epirus Also In Turmoil</head>The state of Epirus was much the same. For in proportion as the majority of its people are more<note anchored="yes" place="marg" id="note25">The disturbed state of Epirus. See<ref target="b27c15" targOrder="U">27, 15</ref>.</note>law-abiding than those of Aetolia, so their chief magistrate surpassed every one else in wickedness and contempt for law. For, I think, there never was and never will be a character more ferocious and brutal than that of Charops. . . .
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