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1 Cp. Xen. Hell. 5.4.34; Plut. Pelopidas 15.
2 Conon's son Timotheus was successful as general and as statesman from this time on till his death in 354.
3 Callistratus of Aphidna, though one of the opponents of the King's Peace (see Book 14.110.2-3), had come to see that Athens had no other choice. One of the most brilliant orators of this period, he was a keen politician and a skilful finance administrator.
4 Cp. Xen. Hell. 5.4.34, Plut. Pelopidas 15. For the League see chap. 28.4.
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