Classical Antiquities: Being Part of the "manual of Classical Literature."
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$ 138. The cavalry of the Greeks was not numerous, and consisted only of citizens of the more respectable class, and such as were able (cf. § 93) to maintain their horses. The iTtHni, therefore, at Athens as well as Sparta, held a higii rank. Those who wished to attain this rank were first examined in respect to their bodily strength and other qualifications, by the senate and a Hipparch or Phularch (liiKapxiiii ^^^pxvi) appointed for the purpose. They were called by various names according ...to the weapons of armor they used ; as, e. g., dxpo/SoXtdfofr, who threw missiles; doparo^ot., who carried spears or lances; »^9
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$ 138. The cavalry of the Greeks was not numerous, and consisted only of citizens of the more respectable class, and such as were able (cf. § 93) to maintain their horses. The iTtHni, therefore, at Athens as well as Sparta, held a higii rank. Those who wished to attain this rank were first examined in respect to their bodily strength and other qualifications, by the senate and a Hipparch or Phularch (liiKapxiiii ^^^pxvi) appointed for the purpose. They were called by various names according ...to the weapons of armor they used ; as, e. g., dxpo/SoXtdfofr, who threw missiles; doparo^ot., who carried spears or lances; »^9
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