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Archigalo, and Elidurus. 392.
These brothers were not Kings both at one time,But for extortion (an vnkingly crime,
The Eldest hauing gaind his Subiects hate)
Depos'd, and Elidurus got the State.
But he (not greedy after worldly reigne)
To Archigalo gaue it vp againe.
Rul'd tenne yeeres more: thus twenty yeeres in all,
His State Maiesticke, did twice rise and fall.
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