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Many Greeks showed their appreciation of Evagoras by settling in Cyprus. Conon, in particular, after his defeat at Aegospotami sought his assistance. When the Spartans sent Agesilaus to Asia, Conon and Evagoras co-operated with the Persian commander Pharnabazus and defeated the Spartans at Cnidus. The result was that Greece was freed and Athens again became head of a maritime league.
Isocrates Cyprian Orations. Edward S. Forster.
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