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Athens (Greece) (search for this): speech 10, section 34
For my part, whenever I see a man afraid of one who dwells at
Susa and Ecbatana and insisting that he is ill-disposed
to Athens, though he helped to
restore our fortunes in the past and was even now making overtures to usThe Persians helped Conon, when he defeated the
Lacedaemonians off Cnidus in 394.
In 345 Artaxerxes appealed to the leading Greek states for help in putting
down the revolt of Egypt.
Thebes and Argos sent auxiliaries, but Athens and Sparta refused.(and if
you did not accept them but voted their rejection, the fault is not
his); and when I find the same man using very different language about
this plunderer of the Greeks, who is extending his power, as you see, at our
very doors and in the heart of Greece,
I am
Argos (Greece) (search for this): speech 10, section 34
Egypt (Egypt) (search for this): speech 10, section 34
Ecbatana (Iran) (search for this): speech 10, section 34
For my part, whenever I see a man afraid of one who dwells at
Susa and Ecbatana and insisting that he is ill-disposed
to Athens, though he helped to
restore our fortunes in the past and was even now making overtures to usThe Persians helped Conon, when he defeated the
Lacedaemonians off Cnidus in 394.
In 345 Artaxerxes appealed to the leading Greek states for help in putting
down the revolt of Egypt.
Thebes and Argos sent auxiliaries, but Athens and Sparta refused.(and if
you did not accept them but voted their rejection, the fault is not
his); and when I find the same man using very different language about
this plunderer of the Greeks, who is extending his power, as you see, at our
very doors and in the heart of Greece,
I am
Susa (Iran) (search for this): speech 10, section 34
For my part, whenever I see a man afraid of one who dwells at
Susa and Ecbatana and insisting that he is ill-disposed
to Athens, though he helped to
restore our fortunes in the past and was even now making overtures to usThe Persians helped Conon, when he defeated the
Lacedaemonians off Cnidus in 394.
In 345 Artaxerxes appealed to the leading Greek states for help in putting
down the revolt of Egypt.
Thebes and Argos sent auxiliaries, but Athens and Sparta refused.(and if
you did not accept them but voted their rejection, the fault is not
his); and when I find the same man using very different language about
this plunderer of the Greeks, who is extending his power, as you see, at our
very doors and in the heart of Greece,
I am
Cnidus (Turkey) (search for this): speech 10, section 34
For my part, whenever I see a man afraid of one who dwells at
Susa and Ecbatana and insisting that he is ill-disposed
to Athens, though he helped to
restore our fortunes in the past and was even now making overtures to usThe Persians helped Conon, when he defeated the
Lacedaemonians off Cnidus in 394.
In 345 Artaxerxes appealed to the leading Greek states for help in putting
down the revolt of Egypt.
Thebes and Argos sent auxiliaries, but Athens and Sparta refused.(and if
you did not accept them but voted their rejection, the fault is not
his); and when I find the same man using very different language about
this plunderer of the Greeks, who is extending his power, as you see, at our
very doors and in the heart of Greece,
I am
Greece (Greece) (search for this): speech 10, section 34
Thebes (Greece) (search for this): speech 10, section 34