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grbs-7951	Westlake, H. D.	Reelection to the Ephorate?	1976	10	.pdf	application/pdf	4464	200	63	The case is that of Endius, who is known from Thucydides (8.6.3) to have served as ephor in 413/2 and is generally believed to be named in two interpolated passages of Xenophon, Hellenica (2.3.1 and 10) as eponymous ephor for 404/3. Some Spartiates seem to have used the ephorate as a rung on the ladder leading to other appointments: Aracus, eponymous ephor in 409/8, was nominally nauarchos in 405/4 because Lysander could not legally hold this office for a second term, and in 398 he was sent on a mission to Asia.26 Similarly Diphridas, ephor in 395/4 (Plut.	cache/grbs-7951.pdf	txt/grbs-7951.txt