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[4] He also dispatched ambassadors to the Lacedaemonians to recall to their minds the services he had rendered in their war against the Athenians and to urge them to join him as allies. The Lacedaemonians, thinking that the war would be to their advantage, decided to give aid to Cyrus and forthwith sent ambassadors to their admiral, named Samus,1 with instructions that he should carry out whatever Cyrus ordered.

1 Samius in Xen. Hell. 3.1.1.

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