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... formed by the Strymon , and what was the position of the city on the side of Thrace . He thought to retire , whenever he pleased , without a battle ; for indeed there was neither any one seen on the wall , nor did any one come out ...
... formed by the Strymon , and what was the position of the city on the side of Thrace . He thought to retire , whenever he pleased , without a battle ; for indeed there was neither any one seen on the wall , nor did any one come out ...
Page 332
... formed a considerable part of the Peloponnese , and thinking that , if it were added to them , they would command the whole of it . But when the Tegeans said they would do nothing in opposition to the Lacedæmonians , the Corinthians ...
... formed a considerable part of the Peloponnese , and thinking that , if it were added to them , they would command the whole of it . But when the Tegeans said they would do nothing in opposition to the Lacedæmonians , the Corinthians ...
Page 345
... formed between the Eleans , Argives , and Manti- neans , to be at war and peace with the same states , they did not join the league , but said that they were content with the first alliance which had been made for purposes of defence ...
... formed between the Eleans , Argives , and Manti- neans , to be at war and peace with the same states , they did not join the league , but said that they were content with the first alliance which had been made for purposes of defence ...
Page 351
... forming for battle ; while the Lacedæmonians also were preparing to meet them . Now the Argives were intercepted in the midst of their enemies ; for on the side of the plain the Lacedæmonians and those with them excluded them from their ...
... forming for battle ; while the Lacedæmonians also were preparing to meet them . Now the Argives were intercepted in the midst of their enemies ; for on the side of the plain the Lacedæmonians and those with them excluded them from their ...
Page 355
... formed their line as they intended to engage , should they fall in with their opponents ; and the Lacedæmonians , on going back again from the water to the temple of Hercules , into their old en- campment , see the enemy at a short ...
... formed their line as they intended to engage , should they fall in with their opponents ; and the Lacedæmonians , on going back again from the water to the temple of Hercules , into their old en- campment , see the enemy at a short ...
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