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Ambracia (Greece) (search for this): book 5, section 1304a
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bridegroom interpreted some chance occurrence when he came to fetch the bride as
a bad omen and went away without taking her, and her relatives thinking
themselves insulted threw some articles of sacred property into the fire when he
was performing a sacrifice and then put him to death as guilty of sacrilege. And
also at MityleneThe revolt of Mitylene
428 B.C. is ascribed to purely political causes by
Thuc. 3.1-30. a faction that arose out
of some heiresses was the beginning of many misfortunes, and of the war with the
Athenians in which Paches captured the city of Mitylene: a wealthy citizen named Timophanes left two
daughters, and a man who was rejected in his suit to obtain them for his own
sons, Doxander, started the faction and kept on stirring up the Athenians, whose
consul he was at Mitylene. And among the Phocians when a faction
arising out of an heiress sprang up in connection with Mnaseas the father of