Outline of Grecian History
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Athens willing to provide such a fleet if the smaller states concerned would contribute accord- ing to their ability.
(c). Unlimited confidence in the integrity of Aris- tides ; the common treasury of Delos under his management.
'Note 48. As a result of the condition outlined above, there were two distinct forces in the Greek world : (1) Athens and her confederates, predominantly, although not exclusively, Ionian and democratic; (2) Sparta and her loyal supporters in the Peloponnesus, predomina...ntly, although not exclusively, Dorian and oligarchic.
Note 49. TJiedes, TJiessahj, and northei'n Greece gener- ally were neutral.
(8). The Colonies in the western Mediterranean, (a). Growing importance of these cirties as Asiatic Greece declined, (b). Extraordinary fertility and consequent wealth of Sicily and southern Italy, (c). Rivalry with the Carthaginians in Sicily.
1\ Gelon, Tyrant of Syracuse and imperial leader of the Greeks in Sicily.
a*. His military force greater than that of Spar- ta.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Athens willing to provide such a fleet if the smaller states concerned would contribute accord- ing to their ability.
(c). Unlimited confidence in the integrity of Aris- tides ; the common treasury of Delos under his management.
'Note 48. As a result of the condition outlined above, there were two distinct forces in the Greek world : (1) Athens and her confederates, predominantly, although not exclusively, Ionian and democratic; (2) Sparta and her loyal supporters in the Peloponnesus, predomina...ntly, although not exclusively, Dorian and oligarchic.
Note 49. TJiedes, TJiessahj, and northei'n Greece gener- ally were neutral.
(8). The Colonies in the western Mediterranean, (a). Growing importance of these cirties as Asiatic Greece declined, (b). Extraordinary fertility and consequent wealth of Sicily and southern Italy, (c). Rivalry with the Carthaginians in Sicily.
1\ Gelon, Tyrant of Syracuse and imperial leader of the Greeks in Sicily.
a*. His military force greater than that of Spar- ta.
What to read after Outline of Grecian History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingsley, Maud Elma, B. 1865 to read onlineMoreLess
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