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Now Cythera is an island adjacent to Laconia, lying off Malea; its inhabitants are Lacedaemonians of the class of the Perioeci, and an official called the Bailiff of Cythera used to cross over thither once a year from Sparta; they also used regularly to send over a garrison of hoplites and paid much attention to the place.
 
For it served them as a port of call for merchant ships from Egypt and Libya, and, moreover, pirates would be less likely to annoy Laconia from the sea,ie. if Cythera were well guarded. on which side alone it could be harmed; for the whole coast runs out towards the Sicilian and the Cretan seas.Others take πᾶσα of the island, which forms as it were a bastion “running out into the Sicilian and Cretan seas.”
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