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Thrace (Greece) (search for this): book 12, chapter 76
The Lacedaemonians, seeing the Peloponnesus
uniting against them and foreseeing the magnitude of the impending war, began exerting every
possible effort to make sure their position of leadership. And first of all the Helots who had
served with Brasidas in Thrace, a thousand in all,
were given their freedom; then the Spartans, who had been taken prisoner on the island of
Sphacteria and had been disgraced on the ground that
they had diminished the glory of Sparta, were freed
from their state of disgrace. Also, in pursuance of the same
policy, by means of the commendations and honours accorded in the course of the war they were
incited to surpass in the struggles which lay before them the deeds of valour they had already
performed; and toward their allies they conducted themselves more equitably and conciliated the
most unfavourably disposed of them with kindly treatment. The
Athenians, on the contrary, desiring to strike with f
Peloponnesus (Greece) (search for this): book 12, chapter 76
The Lacedaemonians, seeing the Peloponnesus
uniting against them and foreseeing the magnitude of the impending war, began exerting every
possible effort to make sure their position of leadership. And first of all the Helots who had
served with Brasidas in Thrace, a thousand in all,
were given their freedom; then the Spartans, who had been taken prisoner on the island of
Sphacteria and had been disgraced on the ground that
they had diminished the glory of Sparta, were freed
from their state of disgrace. Also, in pursuance of the same
policy, by means of the commendations and honours accorded in the course of the war they were
incited to surpass in the struggles which lay before them the deeds of valour they had already
performed; and toward their allies they conducted themselves more equitably and conciliated the
most unfavourably disposed of them with kindly treatment. The
Athenians, on the contrary, desiring to strike with f
Sphacteria (Greece) (search for this): book 12, chapter 76
The Lacedaemonians, seeing the Peloponnesus
uniting against them and foreseeing the magnitude of the impending war, began exerting every
possible effort to make sure their position of leadership. And first of all the Helots who had
served with Brasidas in Thrace, a thousand in all,
were given their freedom; then the Spartans, who had been taken prisoner on the island of
Sphacteria and had been disgraced on the ground that
they had diminished the glory of Sparta, were freed
from their state of disgrace. Also, in pursuance of the same
policy, by means of the commendations and honours accorded in the course of the war they were
incited to surpass in the struggles which lay before them the deeds of valour they had already
performed; and toward their allies they conducted themselves more equitably and conciliated the
most unfavourably disposed of them with kindly treatment. The
Athenians, on the contrary, desiring to strike with f
Italy (Italy) (search for this): book 12, chapter 76
Scione (search for this): book 12, chapter 76