The Constitutional Antiquities of Sparta And Athens
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, Atcib. , 33. Diod. 13, 69. Xen. , Hell. , 1, 4, 10. 20. 2 Appointment of a Strategos from the college for a particular mission : C. I. A. , II. 62. In Thuc. 4, 28 Nicias in the Ecclesia iy. FfTa. Ro TT}S tirl Uv\ v apxn* i n favour of Cleon, though he had himself been commissioned with it before. This he could do, as the people agreed to it. See Hauvette- Besnault, 80/1. Nicias, Alcibiades, and Lamachos had equal power in the command of the Sicilian expedition : Thuc. 6, 8. A subordination of... the Strategoi taking part in an expedition to one of themselves as chief Strategos is to be inferred where Thucydides only gives the name of one Strategos with the addition of an ordinal number and the pronoun avr6s. Cf. For instance, Thuc. 1, 61 : /cat KaXXiav roD KaXXtdSoi; TT^TTTOV avrbv arpa- rrjyov, with 1, 62 : KaXXfas 6 rCjv 'Aftprafw ffrparrjybs xai oi wdpxotTs, whereas Diod. 12, 37 speaks only of one Strategos Callias. Cf. Thuc. 3, 3 with Diod, 12, 55. Further examples in Thuc, 2, 79 ; 3, 19 ; 4, 42.
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, Atcib. , 33. Diod. 13, 69. Xen. , Hell. , 1, 4, 10. 20. 2 Appointment of a Strategos from the college for a particular mission : C. I. A. , II. 62. In Thuc. 4, 28 Nicias in the Ecclesia iy. FfTa. Ro TT}S tirl Uv\ v apxn* i n favour of Cleon, though he had himself been commissioned with it before. This he could do, as the people agreed to it. See Hauvette- Besnault, 80/1. Nicias, Alcibiades, and Lamachos had equal power in the command of the Sicilian expedition : Thuc. 6, 8. A subordination of... the Strategoi taking part in an expedition to one of themselves as chief Strategos is to be inferred where Thucydides only gives the name of one Strategos with the addition of an ordinal number and the pronoun avr6s. Cf. For instance, Thuc. 1, 61 : /cat KaXXiav roD KaXXtdSoi; TT^TTTOV avrbv arpa- rrjyov, with 1, 62 : KaXXfas 6 rCjv 'Aftprafw ffrparrjybs xai oi wdpxotTs, whereas Diod. 12, 37 speaks only of one Strategos Callias. Cf. Thuc. 3, 3 with Diod, 12, 55. Further examples in Thuc, 2, 79 ; 3, 19 ; 4, 42.
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