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30 Antiochus had always given presents more lavishly than earlier kings, but now he was worried that he might not be able to continue this, or even to meet expenses—this had happened once or twice before. 31 He was very disturbed; but finally he decided to go to Persia, collect the taxes from the provinces there, and bring together a large sum of ready cash.

32 He appointed Lysias, an important man who had been granted the title
    Relative of the King, as governor to take care of the king's affairs in the whole territory between the Euphrates River and the Egyptian border.

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