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... who were at a great distance , and their coming very uncertain and at that time
not much to be feared ; but , by a seasonable employment of the emulation and
anger felt by the Athenians against the Æginetans , he induced them to prepare .
... who were at a great distance , and their coming very uncertain and at that time
not much to be feared ; but , by a seasonable employment of the emulation and
anger felt by the Athenians against the Æginetans , he induced them to prepare .
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Stay not for horsemen and an host of men on foot coming from the mainland ;
retire turning thy back ; one day yet thou shalt show thy face , O divine Salamis ,
but thou shalt slay children of women , either at the scattering of Demeter or at the
...
Stay not for horsemen and an host of men on foot coming from the mainland ;
retire turning thy back ; one day yet thou shalt show thy face , O divine Salamis ,
but thou shalt slay children of women , either at the scattering of Demeter or at the
...
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For , under pretext of an embassy , he went to Sparta , whereupon the
Lacedæmonians charging him with rebuilding the walls , and Polyarchus coming
on purpose from Ægina to denounce it , he denied the fact , bidding them send
people to ...
For , under pretext of an embassy , he went to Sparta , whereupon the
Lacedæmonians charging him with rebuilding the walls , and Polyarchus coming
on purpose from Ægina to denounce it , he denied the fact , bidding them send
people to ...
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And when Themistocles had disclosed to him that his design was to burn the
Grecian fleet in the arsenal of Pagasæ , Aristides coming out to the people , gave
this report of the secret of Themistocles , that no proposal could be more politic or
...
And when Themistocles had disclosed to him that his design was to burn the
Grecian fleet in the arsenal of Pagasæ , Aristides coming out to the people , gave
this report of the secret of Themistocles , that no proposal could be more politic or
...
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... not speaking to every business , nor at all times coming into the assembly , but
, reserving himself , as Critolsus says , like the Salaminian * The spondai , or
libations , which like the modern grace , concluded the meal , and were followed
by ...
... not speaking to every business , nor at all times coming into the assembly , but
, reserving himself , as Critolsus says , like the Salaminian * The spondai , or
libations , which like the modern grace , concluded the meal , and were followed
by ...
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| Título | Greek History from Themistocles to Alexander: In a Series of Lives from Plutarch |
| Autor | Plutarch |
| Editor | Arthur Hugh Clough |
| Editor | Longmans, Green, and Company, 1870 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 19 Jun. 2006 |
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