 Lacedaemonian allies ; otherwise, must continue to be the slaves of the Athenians ; where the best that can befall you, if neither sold for slaves nor put to death as rebels, will be a heavier yoke of tyranny than you ever yet have felt, while the liberty...  History of the Peloponnesian War - Page 66by Thucydides - 1848Full view - About this book
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...remember that good " foldiers are bound, in duty, to be full of fpirit, to be " fenfible of fhame, and to obey commanders; that, *' this very day, if...henceforth free, and will gain the honourable title of " Lacedemonian allies; otherwife, muft continue to be " theflaves of the Athenians; where the beft... | |
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...that this very day, if you behave with valor, you are henceforth free, and will gain the honorable title of Lacedaemonian allies ; otherwise must continue...heavier yoke of tyranny than you ever yet have felt, whilst the liberty of the rest of Greece must by you for ever be obstructed. But so dastardly behavior... | |
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...that this very day, if you behave with valor, you are henceforth free, and will gain the "honorable title of Lacedaemonian allies ; otherwise must continue...slaves of the Athenians ; where the best that can be''i| you, if neither sold for slaves nor put to death us rebels, will be a heavier yoke of tyranny... | |
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...dptcrTa dvev dvSpaTto$ifffiov >j ScwaTo)0'ftog Tipd^ritE, xal Soviet av ^ateTiurepav, n Ttplv el%ere. " That this very day, if you behave with valour, you...honourable title of Lacedaemonian allies ; otherwise you must continue to be the slaves of Athenians, where the best that can befall you, if neither sold... | |
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...g, n rd dpiara dvev dvSpaTioStafiov fi ^araTuffewg Ttpd£^re, xal Sovheiav Tepav, n Ttplv et%ers. " That this very day, if you behave with valour, you...honourable title of Lacedaemonian allies ; otherwise you must continue to be the slaves of Athenians, where the best that can befall you, if neither sold... | |
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...fifd apiOTa dvev dvftpa7to8i(Jfiov n SararcicTfos Ttpdj-rire, xcu bovheiav repay, n npiv ei%pte. " That this very day, if you behave with valour, you...honourable title of Lacedaemonian allies ; otherwise you must continue to be the slaves of Athenians, where the best that can befall you, if neither sold... | |
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...rira. dpiara dvev dvSpaTtoSiafjov ri Savarwaeug TtpdH-rire, xal Sovhet av repav, ri Ttplv ei%ere. " That this very day, if you behave with valour, you...honourable title of Lacedaemonian allies ; otherwise you must continue to be the slaves of Athenians, where the best that can befall you, if neither sold... | |
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