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Side 12
... received an Thucydides v . 39 . 2 Hell . v . 2. 12. ἐφ ̓ ᾧ τε τοῖς αὐτοῖς χρῆσθαι νόμοις καὶ συμπολιτεύειν . By Colonel Leake , Travels in Northern Greece , 111. p . 457 . CHAP . XXXVII . thus . enormous accession through a 12 HISTORY ...
... received an Thucydides v . 39 . 2 Hell . v . 2. 12. ἐφ ̓ ᾧ τε τοῖς αὐτοῖς χρῆσθαι νόμοις καὶ συμπολιτεύειν . By Colonel Leake , Travels in Northern Greece , 111. p . 457 . CHAP . XXXVII . thus . enormous accession through a 12 HISTORY ...
Side 16
... received at Potidæa , which he made his head - quarters . And notwithstanding the smallness of his force he not only carried on hostilities against Olynthus , but was able to spare some of his men to garrison the other towns . Not long ...
... received at Potidæa , which he made his head - quarters . And notwithstanding the smallness of his force he not only carried on hostilities against Olynthus , but was able to spare some of his men to garrison the other towns . Not long ...
Side 19
... received at Sparta with an appearance of as much concern and indignation , as Charles V. expressed at the violence offered by his generals to the Pope . But when the conduct of Phoebidas came to be discussed , Agesilaus did not scruple ...
... received at Sparta with an appearance of as much concern and indignation , as Charles V. expressed at the violence offered by his generals to the Pope . But when the conduct of Phoebidas came to be discussed , Agesilaus did not scruple ...
Side 24
... received his thanks before his departure , it no longer felt any apprehension of Spartan interference . The 1 Ούχ , ὥς τις ἂν ᾤετο , ἥσθη ὡς ἀντιπάλῳ . Hell . v . 3. 20. Schneider , in his notes on v . 3. 16. 25. , thinks that this ...
... received his thanks before his departure , it no longer felt any apprehension of Spartan interference . The 1 Ούχ , ὥς τις ἂν ᾤετο , ἥσθη ὡς ἀντιπάλῳ . Hell . v . 3. 20. Schneider , in his notes on v . 3. 16. 25. , thinks that this ...
Side 32
... received several wounds , was nearly overpowered by superior numbers , when Agesipolis came up to his relief . But this occurrence might rather be considered as an indication of the friendship established between them , than as its ...
... received several wounds , was nearly overpowered by superior numbers , when Agesipolis came up to his relief . But this occurrence might rather be considered as an indication of the friendship established between them , than as its ...
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