Pictures From Greek Life And Story
Pictures From Greek Life And Story
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Both islands were subdued, chiefly, of course, by the power of Athens. The natural result was the aggrandizement of the victorious city. Little by little her relations to her allies were changed. One after another, they were compelled or consented to commute the contingent of war-ships for an increased money contribution. Before thirty years had passed all the allies, with two exceptions, had become tributaries, content to fulfil their obligations by a money payment, these two - being Chios and... Lesbos. Meanwhile the first object of the confederation had been receding into the distance.
This is calculated by the value of the bullion. Probably the purchasing power varied greatly from time to time.
164 THE HOLY ISLAND.
The Persians had almost ceased to be formidable to Greece ; any dangers which threatened the country in that direction were only made serious by the unprin- cipled competition which the leading Greek states carried on against each other. Athens began to use the fleet for her own purposes, for expanding her dominion and pushing her own commerce.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both islands were subdued, chiefly, of course, by the power of Athens. The natural result was the aggrandizement of the victorious city. Little by little her relations to her allies were changed. One after another, they were compelled or consented to commute the contingent of war-ships for an increased money contribution. Before thirty years had passed all the allies, with two exceptions, had become tributaries, content to fulfil their obligations by a money payment, these two - being Chios and... Lesbos. Meanwhile the first object of the confederation had been receding into the distance.
This is calculated by the value of the bullion. Probably the purchasing power varied greatly from time to time.
164 THE HOLY ISLAND.
The Persians had almost ceased to be formidable to Greece ; any dangers which threatened the country in that direction were only made serious by the unprin- cipled competition which the leading Greek states carried on against each other. Athens began to use the fleet for her own purposes, for expanding her dominion and pushing her own commerce.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Church Alfred John to read onlineMoreLess
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