Universal History the Oldest Historical Group of Nations And the Greeks
Universal History the Oldest Historical Group of Nations And the Greeks
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Some years, however, elapsed be- fore they were able to return. At length, aided by their ac- quaintances in the city, they came back, and, with mingled ferocity and cunning, rid Thebes of the Polemarchs who ruled her. F This event brought prominently forward the two men * Curtius places the occurrence in 01. 99, 2 = 483 B. C. , Clinton in 01. 99, 3.
t Plutarch, in the " Life of Pelopidas, " chaps. 7-12, and in the treatise on the Daemon of Socrates, gives a detailed narrative of this event, wh...ich it is impossible to read without interest. I confess that I can see in his story nothing but a romantic and highly colored account of a simple event. What Xenophon tells us is no doubt the truth, and even he found different versions of the story already in existence. The simplest of these is perhaps contained in the words " ijg KutfiatTTdg ei
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some years, however, elapsed be- fore they were able to return. At length, aided by their ac- quaintances in the city, they came back, and, with mingled ferocity and cunning, rid Thebes of the Polemarchs who ruled her. F This event brought prominently forward the two men * Curtius places the occurrence in 01. 99, 2 = 483 B. C. , Clinton in 01. 99, 3.
t Plutarch, in the " Life of Pelopidas, " chaps. 7-12, and in the treatise on the Daemon of Socrates, gives a detailed narrative of this event, wh...ich it is impossible to read without interest. I confess that I can see in his story nothing but a romantic and highly colored account of a simple event. What Xenophon tells us is no doubt the truth, and even he found different versions of the story already in existence. The simplest of these is perhaps contained in the words " ijg KutfiatTTdg ei
What to read after Universal History the Oldest Historical Group of Nations And the Greeks?
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