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 ====== Herodotus Book 7: Artabanus' Speech ======
 ===== An Analysis =====
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 In his Histories, Herodotus uses Artabanus’ speech as the perfect platform from which to articulate his ideas on men’s affairs, especially in regards to war and peace. Artabanus’ speech follows a general principle that men must know when they have overextended themselves and when it is in their best interest to stop.