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Macedonia (Macedonia) (search for this): book 4, chapter 19
Corinth (Greece) (search for this): book 4, chapter 19
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More Aetolian Outrages
Meanwhile Aratus, the Achaean Strategus, had despatched an appeal for help to Philip; was
Measures taken by Aratus.
collecting the men selected for service; and was
sending for the troops, arranged for by virtue of
the treaty, from Sparta and Messenia.
The Aetolians at first urged the people of Cleitor to
abandonThe Aetolians at the temple of Artemis. They fail at Cleitor.
their alliance with the Achaeans and adopt one
with themselves; and upon the Cleitorians
absolutely refusing, they began an assault upon
the town, and endeavoured to take it by an
escalade. But meeting with a bold and determined resistance
from the inhabitants, they desisted from the attempt; and
breaking up their camp marched back to Cynaetha, driving off
with them on their route the cattle of the goddess. They burn Cynaetha and return home. They at
first offered the city to the Eleans, but upon their refusing to
accept it, they determined to keep the town in their own
hands, and appointed E
Aetolia (Greece) (search for this): book 4, chapter 19