History of Greece volume 6
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8 Thucyd. Iv, 21. FiuAiara 6e avToiif ivr/ye K/. Suv 6 KleaivsTov, uvijp Arjfj. A-yuybe /car' EKELVOV TOV %povov uv Kal rtj (5//y*cj 7Tii?avwrarof Kit EKEIGEV uxoKpivaodai, etc.
This sentence reads like a first introduction of Kleon to the notice of the reader. It would appear that Thucydides had forgotten that he had before introduced Kleon on occasion of the Mitylenaean surrender, and that too in language very much the same, iii, 36. Nai Kheuv 6 Kfaaivlrov, uv Kal kr T& vXha, fiiaioTdTOf TUV ...TroXtrwv, Kal TV dyuc, ) iraou ro7*v kv rf *-OTE rrwc, etc.
PROPOSITIONS OF THE ENVOYS REJECTED. 329 the dishonorable truce of thirty years to which they had beer compelled by the misfortunes of the time to accede, fourteen years before the Peloponnesian war, Kleon insisted that now was the time for Athens to recover what she had then lost, Nisrea, Pegse, Trcezen, and Achaia. He proposed that Sparta should be required to restore these to Athens, in exchange for the soldiers now blocked up in Sphaktcria; after which a truce might be concluded for as long a time as might be deemed expedient.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8 Thucyd. Iv, 21. FiuAiara 6e avToiif ivr/ye K/. Suv 6 KleaivsTov, uvijp Arjfj. A-yuybe /car' EKELVOV TOV %povov uv Kal rtj (5//y*cj 7Tii?avwrarof Kit EKEIGEV uxoKpivaodai, etc.
This sentence reads like a first introduction of Kleon to the notice of the reader. It would appear that Thucydides had forgotten that he had before introduced Kleon on occasion of the Mitylenaean surrender, and that too in language very much the same, iii, 36. Nai Kheuv 6 Kfaaivlrov, uv Kal kr T& vXha, fiiaioTdTOf TUV ...TroXtrwv, Kal TV dyuc, ) iraou ro7*v kv rf *-OTE rrwc, etc.
PROPOSITIONS OF THE ENVOYS REJECTED. 329 the dishonorable truce of thirty years to which they had beer compelled by the misfortunes of the time to accede, fourteen years before the Peloponnesian war, Kleon insisted that now was the time for Athens to recover what she had then lost, Nisrea, Pegse, Trcezen, and Achaia. He proposed that Sparta should be required to restore these to Athens, in exchange for the soldiers now blocked up in Sphaktcria; after which a truce might be concluded for as long a time as might be deemed expedient.
What to read after History of Greece volume 6?
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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