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They therefere directed him to fly to a temple, or place of wor^ ship, as if he was afeiid of being punished for having disobeyed his master's orders. Pausanias, on hearing this, sui^cted what was the case, and followed him thither, in order to persuade him not to discover what he knew. Their con- vocation was overheard by persons purposely concealed in the temple, and Pausanias him- self would have been seized and punished, had he not in turn fted to a temple of Minerva.
These places were held... in such respect that it was thought highly crhninal to force any one out of them, let his conduct be ever so culpable.
The Spartans, therefore, suffered him to remain there, but they built up the gate of the temple and took off the roof, so that this wretched man soon perished through hunger and cold.
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The fall of Pausanias brought on the min of another great man. Themistocles was accused of having been privy to the treachery of the other. The fact was that he knew of the trans- tfcticm, but thought that the time was not yet come for his interference to prevent its bad consequences.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They therefere directed him to fly to a temple, or place of wor^ ship, as if he was afeiid of being punished for having disobeyed his master's orders. Pausanias, on hearing this, sui^cted what was the case, and followed him thither, in order to persuade him not to discover what he knew. Their con- vocation was overheard by persons purposely concealed in the temple, and Pausanias him- self would have been seized and punished, had he not in turn fted to a temple of Minerva.
These places were held... in such respect that it was thought highly crhninal to force any one out of them, let his conduct be ever so culpable.
The Spartans, therefore, suffered him to remain there, but they built up the gate of the temple and took off the roof, so that this wretched man soon perished through hunger and cold.
74 TBBMIBTOOLB0 BANISHED.
The fall of Pausanias brought on the min of another great man. Themistocles was accused of having been privy to the treachery of the other. The fact was that he knew of the trans- tfcticm, but thought that the time was not yet come for his interference to prevent its bad consequences.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Groves to read onlineMoreLess
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