From Pericles to Philip
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Sic. xii. i ; Meyer, Gesch. iii. § 211.
^Thuc. i. 104-110. 3 Plut. Artax. i.
* The fact of the embassy, Herodotus, vii. 151 ; the bargain, Thuc.
viii. 56 (an allusion) ; details (perhaps rather brightened) in Isocrates, Paneg. 118; Aveop. 80, etc., and fourth-century orators; Diod. Sic.
xii. 4.
^ Xen. Hellenica, iii. 4, 25. Cf. also iv. 8, i.
® Thuc. ii. 67. ' Thuc. iv. 50.
^ Ach. 64 ; the embassy left in 430 and got back in 425, we are told !
15 226 FROM PERICLES TO PHILIP at the highest salar...ies and stayed away for years on end, and then returned with sham " Eyes." But Syracuse harbour altered every international relation in the world, and the King began by claiming his arrears of seventy years of tribute.^ The Spartans again started negotiations — this time with Tissaphernes — on the basis of the abandonment of the Asiatic Greeks. Three drafts of their treaty of Miletus are quoted by Thucydides,^ the first so scandalously drawn as to cede to the King all territory or cities he or his ancestors had ever occupied — which, as the Spartan Lichas said, would give him Thessaly and Boeotia ^ — more, one may imagine, than either party expected or wished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sic. xii. i ; Meyer, Gesch. iii. § 211.
^Thuc. i. 104-110. 3 Plut. Artax. i.
* The fact of the embassy, Herodotus, vii. 151 ; the bargain, Thuc.
viii. 56 (an allusion) ; details (perhaps rather brightened) in Isocrates, Paneg. 118; Aveop. 80, etc., and fourth-century orators; Diod. Sic.
xii. 4.
^ Xen. Hellenica, iii. 4, 25. Cf. also iv. 8, i.
® Thuc. ii. 67. ' Thuc. iv. 50.
^ Ach. 64 ; the embassy left in 430 and got back in 425, we are told !
15 226 FROM PERICLES TO PHILIP at the highest salar...ies and stayed away for years on end, and then returned with sham " Eyes." But Syracuse harbour altered every international relation in the world, and the King began by claiming his arrears of seventy years of tribute.^ The Spartans again started negotiations — this time with Tissaphernes — on the basis of the abandonment of the Asiatic Greeks. Three drafts of their treaty of Miletus are quoted by Thucydides,^ the first so scandalously drawn as to cede to the King all territory or cities he or his ancestors had ever occupied — which, as the Spartan Lichas said, would give him Thessaly and Boeotia ^ — more, one may imagine, than either party expected or wished.
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