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Laconia (Greece) (search for this): book 3, section 686a
since they had shared together many toils and dangers, and were marshalled under leaders of a single family (their princes being brothers), and since, moreover, they had consulted a number of diviners and, amongst others, the Delphian Apollo?MegillusThat is certainly probable.AthenianBut it seems that these great expectations speedily vanished, except only, as we said, in regard to that small fraction, your State of Laconia;