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61.
The Athenians also immediately received the
news of the revolt of the cities.
On being informed that Aristeus and his reinforcements were on their way,
they sent two thousand heavy infantry of their own citizens and forty ships
against the places in revolt, under the command of Callias, son of
Calliades, and four colleagues.
[2]
They arrived in Macedonia first, and found the force of a thousand men that
had been first sent out, just become masters of Therme and besieging Pydna.
[3]
Accordingly they also joined in the investment, and besieged Pydna for a
while.
Subsequently they came to terms and concluded a forced alliance with
Perdiccas, hastened by the calls of Potidaea, and by the arrival of Aristeus
at that place.
They withdrew from Macedonia,
[4]
going to Beroea and thence to Strepsa, and, after a futile attempt on the
latter place, they pursued by land their march to Potidaea with three
thousand heavy infantry of their own citizens, besides a number of their
allies, and six hundred Macedonian horsemen, the followers of Philip and
Pausanias.
With these sailed seventy ships along the coast.
[5]
Advancing by short marches, on the third day they arrived at Gigonus, where
they encamped.
Thucydides. The Peloponnesian War. London, J. M. Dent; New York, E. P. Dutton. 1910.
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