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77.
The assembly of the Lacedaemonians agrees to
treat with the Argives upon the terms following—1.
The Argives shall restore to the Orchomenians their children, and to the
Moenalians their men, and shall restore the men they have in Mantinea to the
Lacedaemonians.
[2]
2.
They shall evacuate Epidaurus, and raze the fortification there.
If the Athenians refuse to withdraw from Epidaurus, they shall be declared
enemies of the Argives and of the Lacedaemonians, and of the allies of the
Lacedaemonians and the allies of the Argives.
[3]
3.
If the Lacedaemonians have any children in their custody, they shall
restore them every one to his city.
[4]
4.
As to the offering to the god, the Argives, if they wish, shall impose an
oath upon the Epidaurians, but, if not, they shall swear it themselves.
[5]
5.
All the cities in Peloponnese, both small and great, shall be independent
according to the customs of their country.
[6]
6.
If any of the powers outside Peloponnese invade Peloponnesian territory,
the parties contracting shall unite to repel them, on such terms as they may
agree upon, as being most fair for the Peloponnesians.
[7]
7.
All allies of the Lacedaemonians outside Peloponnese shall be on the same
footing as the Lacedaemonians, and the allies of the Argives shall be on the
same footing as the Argives, being left in enjoyment of their own
possessions.
[8]
8.
This treaty shall be shown to the allies, and shall be concluded, if they
approve: if the allies think fit, they may send the treaty to be considered
at home.
Thucydides. The Peloponnesian War. London, J. M. Dent; New York, E. P. Dutton. 1910.
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