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Having, it is said, made\nsome additions to his poems calculated to please the vanity of the\nAthenians, of whose city he had hitherto made no mention,(14) he sent out\nfor Samos. Here being recognized by a Samian, who had met with him in\nChios, he was handsomely received, and invited to join in celebrating the\nApaturian festival. He recited some verses, which gave great satisfaction,\nand by singing the Eiresione at the New Moon festivals, he earned a\nsubsistence, visiting the houses of the rich, with whose children he was\nvery popular.\n\nIn the spring he sailed for Athens, and arrived at the island of Ios, now\nIno, where he fell extremely ill, and died. 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