THE DESTRUCTION OF THEBES

In 335 B. C. he made a successful expedition against the Thracians,

Getæ, and Illyrians, and on his return found Thebes in revolt. He took

Thebes by storm; the inhabitants were all slain or sold as slaves; and

all the buildings, except the temples and the house which had been that

of Pindar the poet, were razed. This capital had defied Alexander, and

ceased to exist.

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