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B.C.When Archias was
archon in Athens, the Romans elected as consuls
Lucius Papirius Mugilanus and Gaius Servilius Structus. In this year the Argives, charging the
LacedaemoniansThe Epidaurians, not the Lacedaemonians
(see Thuc. 5.53); but Diodorus frequently uses the term
"Lacedaemonian" in a wide sense to refer to any ally of Sparta. with not paying the sacrifices to Apollo Pythaeus,The temple is likely the one in Asine, which was the only building spared by the Argives when they razed that
city (cp. Paus. 2.36.5; Thuc.
5.53.1). declared war on them; and it was at this very time that Alcibiades, the
Athenian general, entered Argolis with an army.
Adding these troops to their forces, the Argives advanced
against Troezen, a city which was an ally of the
Lacedaemonians, and after plundering its territory and burning its farm-buildings they returned
home. The Lacedaemonians, being incensed at the lawless acts co