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... town only between two and three miles off . It was natural that with these advantages she should aspire to the rank of an ... towns should prefer political independence to any advantages that might result to them from such an union with ...
... town only between two and three miles off . It was natural that with these advantages she should aspire to the rank of an ... towns should prefer political independence to any advantages that might result to them from such an union with ...
Side 13
... towns in a revolt against their sovereign . This attempt , it is said , was begun upon some of the smaller towns which lay nearest to the Chalcidian border , and had been gradually pushed further , until the king was expelled from his ...
... towns in a revolt against their sovereign . This attempt , it is said , was begun upon some of the smaller towns which lay nearest to the Chalcidian border , and had been gradually pushed further , until the king was expelled from his ...
Side 14
... towns of the adjacent peninsula might be expected soon to follow her example : for , notwithstanding their ex- treme aversion to the dominion of Olynthus , they stood in such awe of her power , that they had not ventured to take any ...
... towns of the adjacent peninsula might be expected soon to follow her example : for , notwithstanding their ex- treme aversion to the dominion of Olynthus , they stood in such awe of her power , that they had not ventured to take any ...
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... towns . Not long after , Phoebidas set out on his expedition ; but he did not pursue his march without interruption . He stopt at Thebes , and encamped near the walls . His pretext for this delay was perhaps to obtain a re- inforcement ...
... towns . Not long after , Phoebidas set out on his expedition ; but he did not pursue his march without interruption . He stopt at Thebes , and encamped near the walls . His pretext for this delay was perhaps to obtain a re- inforcement ...
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... town , to make a hasty retreat . In this they were very roughly handled by the Elymians , and their whole army sought shelter behind their walls . Teleutias reared a trophy , and on his return to Po- tidæa ravaged the enemy's territory ...
... town , to make a hasty retreat . In this they were very roughly handled by the Elymians , and their whole army sought shelter behind their walls . Teleutias reared a trophy , and on his return to Po- tidæa ravaged the enemy's territory ...
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