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Plato, Laws, Book 3, section 685c (search)
not only for the Peloponnesus, but for the whole of Hellas as well, in case any of the barbarians should attack them just as the former dwellers around Ilium were emboldened to embark on the Trojan War through reliance on the Assyrian power as it had been in the reign of Ninus. The mythical founder of the Assyrian empire, husband of Semiramis, and builder of Nineveh (dated about 2200 B.C.). For much of the splendor of that empire still survived and the people of that age stood in fear of its confederate power, just as we men of today dread the Great King. For since Troy was a part of the Assyrian empire, the secondThe first “capture” was by Heracles, in the reign of Laomedon, father of Priam. Cp. Hom. Il. 5.640 ff. capture of T
Plato, Laws, Book 6, section 776c (search)
for the language we use both contradicts and agrees with our practical experience of them.MegillusWhat mean we by this? We are still in the dark, Stranger, as to what you refer to.AthenianThat is quite natural, Megillus. For probably the most vexed problem in all Hellas is the problem of the Helot-system of the Lacedaemonians, which some maintain to be good, others bad; a less violent dispute rages round the subjection of the MariandyniThese ancient inhabitants of N.E. Bithynia were conquered by the people of Heraclea Pontica and make tributary vassals.