Hellenic History
Hellenic History
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For the Carthag'nian war, however, Diodorus depended chiefly on the native Sicilian his- torians, Antio'bus, Philistus, and Timaeus. Aristotle, Const. Ath. 22 is valuable though brief. Plutarci. , Tlieniistocles ; Aristeides ; Cinion, although more interested in ethics than in historical truth, and representing extreme partisan prejudices, has the merit of drawing much of his material from sources nearly contemporary. There are inscriptions, too, some of which are cited in the footnotes; and an...cient literature abounds in references to the events narrated in this chapter. 5 P. 168. Persian garrisons placed along the coast; Hdt. Vii. 105-7. Thasos and Mace- don; vi. 44. 6 Hdt. Vi. 44, 94 THE WAR WITH PERSIA AND CARTHAGE 171 of Athens, — and Argos through enmity to Lacedaemon/ With the exception of Aegina the Peloponnesian league, directed by King Cleo- menes, stood firmly loyal. It had been joined, some years earlier, by Athens; ^ and from the archonship of Themistocles we discover a close understanding between his city and Lacedaemon as to the main- tenance of a consistent attitude toward Persia.
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For the Carthag'nian war, however, Diodorus depended chiefly on the native Sicilian his- torians, Antio'bus, Philistus, and Timaeus. Aristotle, Const. Ath. 22 is valuable though brief. Plutarci. , Tlieniistocles ; Aristeides ; Cinion, although more interested in ethics than in historical truth, and representing extreme partisan prejudices, has the merit of drawing much of his material from sources nearly contemporary. There are inscriptions, too, some of which are cited in the footnotes; and an...cient literature abounds in references to the events narrated in this chapter. 5 P. 168. Persian garrisons placed along the coast; Hdt. Vii. 105-7. Thasos and Mace- don; vi. 44. 6 Hdt. Vi. 44, 94 THE WAR WITH PERSIA AND CARTHAGE 171 of Athens, — and Argos through enmity to Lacedaemon/ With the exception of Aegina the Peloponnesian league, directed by King Cleo- menes, stood firmly loyal. It had been joined, some years earlier, by Athens; ^ and from the archonship of Themistocles we discover a close understanding between his city and Lacedaemon as to the main- tenance of a consistent attitude toward Persia.
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