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Leotychides and Xanthippus
now sailed back to Samos and made allies of the
Ionians and Aeolians, and then they endeavoured to induce them to abandon Asia and to move their homes to Europe. They promised to expel the peoples who had espoused the cause of the
Medes and to give their lands to them; for as a general thing,
they explained, if they remained in Asia, they would
always have the enemy on their borders, an enemy far superior in military strength, while their
allies, who lived across the sea, would be unable to render them any timely assistance. When
the Aeolians and Ionians had heard these promises, they resolved t n common they would no longer
look upon Athens as their mother-city. It was for
this reason that the Ionians changed their minds and decided to remain in Asia. After these events it came to pass that the armament of the Greeks was divided, the
Lacedaemonians sailing back to Laconia and the
Athenians together wi