A Smaller History of Greece
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That Agesilaus arrived at Ephesus and took thecommand in Asia. He demanded of the Persians the complete independenceof the Greek cities in Asia; and in order that there might be time tocommunicate with the Persian court, the armistice was renewed for threemonths. During this interval of repose, Lysander, by his arrogance andpretensions, offended both Agesilaus and the Thirty Spartans. Agesilaus, determined to uphold his dignity, subjected Lysander to somany humiliations that he was at last fain... to request his dismissalfrom Ephesus, and was accordingly sent to the Hellespont, where he didgood service to the Spartan interests.
Meanwhile Tissaphernes, having received large reinforcements, sent amessage to Agesilaus before the armistice had expired, ordering him toquit Asia. Agesilaus immediately made preparations as if he wouldattack Tissaphernes in Caria; but having thus put the enemy on a falsescent, he suddenly turned northwards into Phrygia, the satrapy ofPharnabazus, and marched without opposition to the neighbourhood ofDascylium, the residence of the satrap himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That Agesilaus arrived at Ephesus and took thecommand in Asia. He demanded of the Persians the complete independenceof the Greek cities in Asia; and in order that there might be time tocommunicate with the Persian court, the armistice was renewed for threemonths. During this interval of repose, Lysander, by his arrogance andpretensions, offended both Agesilaus and the Thirty Spartans. Agesilaus, determined to uphold his dignity, subjected Lysander to somany humiliations that he was at last fain... to request his dismissalfrom Ephesus, and was accordingly sent to the Hellespont, where he didgood service to the Spartan interests.
Meanwhile Tissaphernes, having received large reinforcements, sent amessage to Agesilaus before the armistice had expired, ordering him toquit Asia. Agesilaus immediately made preparations as if he wouldattack Tissaphernes in Caria; but having thus put the enemy on a falsescent, he suddenly turned northwards into Phrygia, the satrapy ofPharnabazus, and marched without opposition to the neighbourhood ofDascylium, the residence of the satrap himself.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, William, Sir, 1813-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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