History of Greece 5
History of Greece 5
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* Diodoms (xi, 17) states that the Egyptian squadron in the fleet of Xerxes was detached to block up the outlet between Salamis and the Megarid ; that is, to sail round the southwestern comer of the island to the northwestern strait, where the northwestern comer of the island is separated by a narrow strait from Megara, near the spot where the fort of Badomm was afterwards situated, daring the Peloponnesian war.
Herodotus mentions nothing of this movement, and his account evi- dently implies th...at the Greek fleet was inclosed to the north of 'the town of Salamis, the Persian right wing having got between that town and Elensis.
The movetnent announced by Diodorus appears to me unnecessary Bjad improbable. If the Egyptian squadron had been placed there, they would have been far indeed removed from the scene of the action, but we may see that Herodotus believed them to have taken actual part in the battle along with the rest (viii, 100).
• Herodot. viii, 76. Toiai dh «f morii, kyivero rH ayyeX^evrtij tovto ftevt kc rj)v vriaida r^ 'fvTrdXeiav, /lera^ ZdXafuvo^ re KeifUvTfv xal r^g ifKeipoVj iroXXoi^c T'jv Hepaeov 6.irepipaaav' tovto
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* Diodoms (xi, 17) states that the Egyptian squadron in the fleet of Xerxes was detached to block up the outlet between Salamis and the Megarid ; that is, to sail round the southwestern comer of the island to the northwestern strait, where the northwestern comer of the island is separated by a narrow strait from Megara, near the spot where the fort of Badomm was afterwards situated, daring the Peloponnesian war.
Herodotus mentions nothing of this movement, and his account evi- dently implies th...at the Greek fleet was inclosed to the north of 'the town of Salamis, the Persian right wing having got between that town and Elensis.
The movetnent announced by Diodorus appears to me unnecessary Bjad improbable. If the Egyptian squadron had been placed there, they would have been far indeed removed from the scene of the action, but we may see that Herodotus believed them to have taken actual part in the battle along with the rest (viii, 100).
• Herodot. viii, 76. Toiai dh «f morii, kyivero rH ayyeX^evrtij tovto ftevt kc rj)v vriaida r^ 'fvTrdXeiav, /lera^ ZdXafuvo^ re KeifUvTfv xal r^g ifKeipoVj iroXXoi^c T'jv Hepaeov 6.irepipaaav' tovto
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