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After Agesilaus had conveyed his army across from Asia to Europe, at first he was opposed by certain Thracians1 with a large force; these he defeated in battle, slaying the larger number of the barbarians. Then he made his way through Macedonia, passing through the same country as Xerxes did when he made his campaign against the Greeks.

1 The Trallians (Plut. Agesilaus 16.1).

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