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Lacedaemon (Greece) (search for this): book 3, section 683c
in making this second attempt to investigate legislation, we shall listen to a discourse that is no worse and no shorter than that we have just been listening to, I for one would go a long way to hear it; indeed, this would seem quite a short day, although it is, as a matter of fact, close on midsummer.AthenianSo it seems that we must proceed with our enquiry.MegillusMost certainly.AthenianLet us, then, place ourselves in imagination at that epoch when Lacedaemon, together with Argos and Messene and the adjoining districts, had become completely subject,
Argos (Greece) (search for this): book 3, section 683c
in making this second attempt to investigate legislation, we shall listen to a discourse that is no worse and no shorter than that we have just been listening to, I for one would go a long way to hear it; indeed, this would seem quite a short day, although it is, as a matter of fact, close on midsummer.AthenianSo it seems that we must proceed with our enquiry.MegillusMost certainly.AthenianLet us, then, place ourselves in imagination at that epoch when Lacedaemon, together with Argos and Messene and the adjoining districts, had become completely subject,
Messene (Greece) (search for this): book 3, section 683c
in making this second attempt to investigate legislation, we shall listen to a discourse that is no worse and no shorter than that we have just been listening to, I for one would go a long way to hear it; indeed, this would seem quite a short day, although it is, as a matter of fact, close on midsummer.AthenianSo it seems that we must proceed with our enquiry.MegillusMost certainly.AthenianLet us, then, place ourselves in imagination at that epoch when Lacedaemon, together with Argos and Messene and the adjoining districts, had become completely subject,