History of Greece 11
History of Greece 11
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Leg. p. 367.
» Diodor. xvi. 37, 38.
ali^ftdj spoken as having been debated before the Atheman pd^ lie assembly. Their plan seems to have been formed some months before, when Onomarchus was at the maximum of his power, and when Thebes was supposed to be in danger ; but it was not exe- cuted until after his defeat and death, when the Phokians, de- pressed for the time, were rescued only bj the prompt interference of Athens, — and when the Thebans had their hands compara- tirely free. Moreover, th...e Theban division which had been seat into Asia under Pammenes a year or two before, to assist Arta* bazus, may now be presumed to have returned ; especially as we know that no very long time afterwards, Artabazus appears as completely defeated by the Persian troops, — expelled from Asia, and constrained to take refuge, together with his brother-in- law Memnon, under the protection of PhilipA The Megalopoli- tans had sent envoys to entreat aid from Athens, under the apprehension that Thebes would not be in a condition to assist them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leg. p. 367.
» Diodor. xvi. 37, 38.
ali^ftdj spoken as having been debated before the Atheman pd^ lie assembly. Their plan seems to have been formed some months before, when Onomarchus was at the maximum of his power, and when Thebes was supposed to be in danger ; but it was not exe- cuted until after his defeat and death, when the Phokians, de- pressed for the time, were rescued only bj the prompt interference of Athens, — and when the Thebans had their hands compara- tirely free. Moreover, th...e Theban division which had been seat into Asia under Pammenes a year or two before, to assist Arta* bazus, may now be presumed to have returned ; especially as we know that no very long time afterwards, Artabazus appears as completely defeated by the Persian troops, — expelled from Asia, and constrained to take refuge, together with his brother-in- law Memnon, under the protection of PhilipA The Megalopoli- tans had sent envoys to entreat aid from Athens, under the apprehension that Thebes would not be in a condition to assist them.
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