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et illos. sicubi premerentur, confertos in exiguum spacium et omnes in unum, collisos inter se perturbatum iri, id quod etiam in omnibus navalibus proeliis plurimum Atheniensibus nocebat, quod iis non in omnem portum, ut Syracusanis, retrocedere liceret. In apertum vero mare navibus circumactis evadendi facultatem illos non habituros, quod penes se futurum esset, a pelago et invadere et retrocedere, praecipue vero, quod et Plemyrium illis infestum esset futurum, et quod portus ostium non amplum esset.
 
Talia quum Syracusani pro ea, quae erat, peritia et potentia excogitassent, et simul etiam ex superiore navali prcelio majorem jam fidentiam concepissent, pedestribus simul et maritimis copiis impetum faciebant.
 
Et peditatum quidem, qui ex urbe procedebat, Gylippus paulo prius eductum admovit ad Atheniensium munitionem ibi, qua prospectus in urbem patebat; item qui apud Olympieum erant et gravis armaturae milites, qui illic erant, et equites et levis armatura Syracusanorum, ad munitionem ab altera parte accedebant; naves vero postea confestim Syracusanorum sodorumque prodibant.
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