History of Greece 8
History of Greece 8
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'Or* fikv yap oidevdg ua.Xov Ka^nrovro (oi urpaTfiyol) kniaroX^v hnedeiKwe (Theramenes) paprvpiov Kal iveii^av oi orpaTfiyol kg t^v Pov\^v koI kg rbv ^fiov^ aAAo ovdhv alnu/ievoi § rdv PLEA OF THS OBMEIULS. m of oooTse f<»^6mo6t in the expression of sadi indigaaat emoCioii. The narrative of Xenophon, meagre and confused as well as unfair, presents this emotion as if it were something caaselessy factitious, pumped up oat of the standing irascibility of the multi* tude by the artifices of Theramen§s, Kallixenns, and a few others. But whatever may have been done by these individuals to aggnip vate the public excitement, or pervert it to bad purposes, assuredly the excitement itself was spontaneoas, inevitable, and amply jus- tified. The very thought that so many of the brave partners in the victory bad been left to drown miserably on the sinking hoUs, without any effort on the part of their generals and comrades near to rescue them, was enough to stir up all the sensibilities, public as well as private, of the most passive nature, even in citi> zens who were not related to the deceased, much more in those who were so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Or* fikv yap oidevdg ua.Xov Ka^nrovro (oi urpaTfiyol) kniaroX^v hnedeiKwe (Theramenes) paprvpiov Kal iveii^av oi orpaTfiyol kg t^v Pov\^v koI kg rbv ^fiov^ aAAo ovdhv alnu/ievoi § rdv PLEA OF THS OBMEIULS. m of oooTse f<»^6mo6t in the expression of sadi indigaaat emoCioii. The narrative of Xenophon, meagre and confused as well as unfair, presents this emotion as if it were something caaselessy factitious, pumped up oat of the standing irascibility of the multi* tude by the artifices of Theramen§s, Kallixenns, and a few others. But whatever may have been done by these individuals to aggnip vate the public excitement, or pervert it to bad purposes, assuredly the excitement itself was spontaneoas, inevitable, and amply jus- tified. The very thought that so many of the brave partners in the victory bad been left to drown miserably on the sinking hoUs, without any effort on the part of their generals and comrades near to rescue them, was enough to stir up all the sensibilities, public as well as private, of the most passive nature, even in citi> zens who were not related to the deceased, much more in those who were so.
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