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Athens (Greece) (search for this): book 3, chapter 5
the ambassadors from Athens returned without having effected anything; and hostilities were at once begun by the Mitylenians and the rest of
Lesbos, with the exception of the Methymnians, who came to the aid of the
Athenians with the Imbrians and Lemnians and some few of the other allies.
The Mitylenians made a sortie with all their forces against the Athenian
camp; and a battle ensued, in which they gained some slight advantage, but
retired notwithstanding, not feeling sufficient confidence in themselves to
spend the night upon the field.
After this they kept quiet wishing to wait for the chance of reinforcements
arriving from Peloponnese before making a second venture, being encouraged
by the arrival of Meleas, a Laconian, and Hermaeondas, a Theba
Lesbos (Greece) (search for this): book 3, chapter 5
the ambassadors from Athens returned without having effected anything; and hostilities were at once begun by the Mitylenians and the rest of
Lesbos, with the exception of the Methymnians, who came to the aid of the
Athenians with the Imbrians and Lemnians and some few of the other allies.
The Mitylenians made a sortie with all their forces against the Athenian
camp; and a loponnese before making a second venture, being encouraged
by the arrival of Meleas, a Laconian, and Hermaeondas, a Theban, who had
been sent off before the insurrection but had been unable to reach Lesbos
before the Athenian expedition, and who now stole in in a trireme after the
battle, and advised them to send another trireme and envoys back with them,
which the Mitylenians
Peloponnesus (Greece) (search for this): book 3, chapter 5