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Potidaia (search for this): book 1, chapter 119
Still they wished to summon their allies again, and to take their vote on
the propriety of making war.
After the ambassadors from the confederates had arrived and a congress had
been convened, they all spoke their minds, most of them denouncing the
Athenians and demanding that the war should begin.
In particular the Corinthians.
They had before on their own account canvassed the cities in detail to
induce them to vote for the war, in the fear that it might come too late to
save Potidaea; they were present also on this occasion, and came forward the last, and
made the following speech:—