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Athens (Greece) (search for this): book 13, chapter 67
Ionia (search for this): book 13, chapter 67
The Athenian generals, giving the impression that they intended to raise the siege and
take their armaments to Ionia, sailed out in the
afternoon with all their ships and withdrew the land army some distance; but when night came,
they turned back again and about the middle of the night drew near the city, and they
dispatched the triremes with orders to drag off the boatsi.e. the boats of the Byzantines. and to raise a clamour as if the entire force were
at that point, while they themselves, holding the land army before the walls, watched for the
signal which had been agreed upon with those who were yielding the city. And when the crews of the triremes set about carrying out their orders,
shattering some of the boats with their rams, trying to haul off others with their grappling
irons, and all the while raising a tremendous outcry,Xen. Hell. 1.3.14 ff. does not mention this action in the
harbour. the Peloponnesians in the city and everyone