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and he glorifies Aeneas himself for this very knowledge of fright, calling him ““prompter of fright.””Hom. Il. 8.107-1081Laches
And very properly too, Socrates; for he was speaking of chariots; and so are you speaking of the mode of the Scythian horsemen. That is the way of cavalry fighting but with men-at-arms it is as I state it.2Socrates
Except, perhaps, Laches, in the case of the Spartans.
And very properly too, Socrates; for he was speaking of chariots; and so are you speaking of the mode of the Scythian horsemen. That is the way of cavalry fighting but with men-at-arms it is as I state it.2Socrates
Except, perhaps, Laches, in the case of the Spartans.