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... according to the Spartan calculation , expired . Yet it seems as if Agesilaus did not approve of the expedition ; for he obtained leave to decline the command on a plea which can scarcely have been more than a pretext . The Mantineans ...
... according to the Spartan calculation , expired . Yet it seems as if Agesilaus did not approve of the expedition ; for he obtained leave to decline the command on a plea which can scarcely have been more than a pretext . The Mantineans ...
Side 7
... according to Pausanias by a like device that Cimon made himself master of Eion on the Strymon . The besieged however still held out for a time , and propped up their sinking walls with wooden buttresses , and only sent an offer of ...
... according to Pausanias by a like device that Cimon made himself master of Eion on the Strymon . The besieged however still held out for a time , and propped up their sinking walls with wooden buttresses , and only sent an offer of ...
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... According to Diodorus , in his despair he made over a large part of them to Olynthus , which continued for some time to collect the revenues of the ceded territory , and when the king , having by an unexpected turn of fortune ex- pelled ...
... According to Diodorus , in his despair he made over a large part of them to Olynthus , which continued for some time to collect the revenues of the ceded territory , and when the king , having by an unexpected turn of fortune ex- pelled ...
Side 18
... according to Xenophon they were struck with consternation by the surprise of the citadel , and , as soon as the arrest of Ismenias became known , about 400 of them quitted the city , and took refuge in Athens . Ismenias was removed from ...
... according to Xenophon they were struck with consternation by the surprise of the citadel , and , as soon as the arrest of Ismenias became known , about 400 of them quitted the city , and took refuge in Athens . Ismenias was removed from ...
Side 19
... According to Xenophon he distinctly laid down the principle , that the case was to be tried by no other rule than that of expediency ; if what had been done was against the interest of Sparta , Phœbidas deserved to be punished ; if it ...
... According to Xenophon he distinctly laid down the principle , that the case was to be tried by no other rule than that of expediency ; if what had been done was against the interest of Sparta , Phœbidas deserved to be punished ; if it ...
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