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When Nicocrates was archon at Athens, Caeso Valerius and Lucius Papirius became consuls at Rome.1 In this year Dareius sent money to Memnon and appointed him commanding general of the whole war.

1 Nicocrates was archon from July 333 to June 332 B.C. Broughton (1.139) lists the consuls of 336 B.C. as L. Papirius Crassus and K. Duillius. The former has apparently already been named by Diodorus, chap. 17.1.

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