History of Greece .. 6
History of Greece .. 6
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On the very first application they joined the Spartan alliance, and gave hostages for their fidelity to it: moreover, they persuaded many other Lokrian petty villages—among others the Myoneis, who were masters of the most difficult pass on the road — to do the same. Eury- lochus received from these various townships reinforcements for his army, as well as hostages for their fidelity, whom he deposited at Kytininm ia Doris : and he was thus enaUed to march through all the territory of the Ozolia...n Lokrians without resistance ; ex* ceptfiom CEneon and Eupalioa, both which places he toc^ by force. Having arrived in the territory of Naupaktus, he was there joined by the full force of the iEltolians ; and their joint efibrts, afler laying iraste all the ndghborhood, captured the Cor- inthian colony of Molykreion, which had become subject to the Athenian empire.^ Naupaktus, with a large circuit of wall and thinly defended, was in the greatest danger, and would certainly have been taken, had it not been saved by the elTorts of the Athenian Demosthenes, who had remained there ever since the unfortunate JBtdian ex- pedition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the very first application they joined the Spartan alliance, and gave hostages for their fidelity to it: moreover, they persuaded many other Lokrian petty villages—among others the Myoneis, who were masters of the most difficult pass on the road — to do the same. Eury- lochus received from these various townships reinforcements for his army, as well as hostages for their fidelity, whom he deposited at Kytininm ia Doris : and he was thus enaUed to march through all the territory of the Ozolia...n Lokrians without resistance ; ex* ceptfiom CEneon and Eupalioa, both which places he toc^ by force. Having arrived in the territory of Naupaktus, he was there joined by the full force of the iEltolians ; and their joint efibrts, afler laying iraste all the ndghborhood, captured the Cor- inthian colony of Molykreion, which had become subject to the Athenian empire.^ Naupaktus, with a large circuit of wall and thinly defended, was in the greatest danger, and would certainly have been taken, had it not been saved by the elTorts of the Athenian Demosthenes, who had remained there ever since the unfortunate JBtdian ex- pedition.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Grote to read onlineMoreLess
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