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Lacedaemon (Greece) (search for this): book 2, chapter 65
Such were the arguments by which Pericles
tried to cure the Athenians of their anger against him and to divert their
thoughts from their immediate afflictions.
As a community he succeeded in convincing them; they not only gave up all idea of sending to Lacedaemon, but applied
themselves with increased energy to the war; still as private individuals they could not help smarting under their
sufferings, the common people having been deprived of the little that they
ever possessed, while the higher orders had lost fine properties with costly
establishments and buildings in the country, and, worst of all, had war
instead of peace.
In fact, the public feeling against him did not subside until he had been
Sicily (Italy) (search for this): book 2, chapter 65