The Ancient History of the Egyptians, Carthaginians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Medes And Persians, Macedonians, And Grecians 3
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The Lacedaemonians befieged this place in the beginning of the third campaign. As foon as they had pitched their camp round the city, in order to lay wafte the places adjacent to it, the Platasans fent Ibme deputies to Archidamus, who commanded on that occafion, to reprefent, that he could not attack them with the leaft fhadow of juftice, becaufe that, after the famous battle of Platsese, Paufanis, the Grecian general, offering up a facrifice in their city to Jupiter the deliverer, in prefence ...of all the allies, had given them their freedom to reward their valour and zeal ; and therefore, that they ought not to be difturbed in the enjoyment of their liberties, Iince it had been granted them by a Lacedsemonian.
Archidamus anfwered, that their demand would be very realbnabie, had they not joined with the Athe- nians, the profeJTed enemies to the liberty of Greece; but that, if they would difengage themfelves from their prefent alliance, or at leaft remain neuter, they then ftiould be left in the full enjoyment of their privileges.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Lacedaemonians befieged this place in the beginning of the third campaign. As foon as they had pitched their camp round the city, in order to lay wafte the places adjacent to it, the Platasans fent Ibme deputies to Archidamus, who commanded on that occafion, to reprefent, that he could not attack them with the leaft fhadow of juftice, becaufe that, after the famous battle of Platsese, Paufanis, the Grecian general, offering up a facrifice in their city to Jupiter the deliverer, in prefence ...of all the allies, had given them their freedom to reward their valour and zeal ; and therefore, that they ought not to be difturbed in the enjoyment of their liberties, Iince it had been granted them by a Lacedsemonian.
Archidamus anfwered, that their demand would be very realbnabie, had they not joined with the Athe- nians, the profeJTed enemies to the liberty of Greece; but that, if they would difengage themfelves from their prefent alliance, or at leaft remain neuter, they then ftiould be left in the full enjoyment of their privileges.
What to read after The Ancient History of the Egyptians, Carthaginians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Medes And Persians, Macedonians, And Grecians 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams, John, 1735-1826, Former Owner. Mb (Brl) to read onlineMoreLess
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