select the antithesis in the passage.\n\croesus, tell me who of all men was it who persuaded thee to march…

select the antithesis in the passage.\n\croesus, tell me who of all men was it who persuaded thee to march upon my land and so to become an enemy to me?\\n\o king, i did this to thy felicity and to my own misfortune, and the causer of this was the god of the hellenes, who incited me to march with my army. for no one is so senseless as to choose of his own will war rather peace, since in peace the sons bury their fathers, but in war the fathers bury their sons. but it was pleasing, i suppose, to the divine powers that these things should come to pass thus.\\nadapted from herodotus, the histories. translated by g. c. macaulay

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