Agesilaus

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İngilizce Yunanca

2.16 Now while they were carrying out these orders the Thebans sent a herald, asking leave to bury their dead under protection of a truce. And so a truce was made, and Agesilaus left for home, choosing, instead of supreme power in Asia, to rule and to be ruled at home according to the constitution.

2.17 Some time afterwards, finding that the Argives were enjoying the fruits of their land, that they had appropriated Corinth and were finding the war a pleasant occupation, he made an expedition against them. He first laid waste all their territory, then crossed to Corinth by the passThe MSS. of Xen. Hell. 4.4.19 give κατὰ Τεγέαν in the corresponding passage; this is corrected to κατὰ Τενέαν by way of Tenea, which is probably the right reading here. and captured the walls leading to Lechaeum. Having thus unbarred the gates of Peloponnese, he returned home for the festival of HyacinthusCelebrated annually at Amyclae, early in the summer. and joined in singing the paean in honour of the god,Apollo, who had accidentally killed Hyacinthus. taking the place assigned to him by the choirmaster.

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