History of
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共 33 段- 27. Of these the Lemnians fought well, and defending themsel
- 50. Thus far then they advanced at that time; and when the a
- 75. Then as the armies were just about the join battle, the
- Such was the oracle: and Kypselos when he became despot was
- 116. The Cyprians then, after they had made themselves free
- 9. These were the ships of the Ionians; and of the Barbarian
- 38. He then escaped by means of Croesus, but afterwards he b
- 63. Thus had Ariston brought into his house the third wife,
- (a) "Athenians, do whichever thing ye yourselves desire; for
- 111. And when it came round to him, then the Athenians were
- 137. Now Miltiades son of Kimon had thus taken possession of
- 9. Having thus spoken he ceased; and after him Mardonios sai
- 24. It seems to me, making conjecture of this work, that Xer
- 50. Xerxes made answer in these words: "Artabanos, reasonabl
- 88. The commanders of the cavalry were Harmamithras and Tith
- 119. Just so or nearly so in the other cities also those who
- 144. Another opinion too of Themistocles before this one pro
- 164. Now this Cadmos before these events, having received fr
- 188. The fleet, I say, set forth and sailed: and when it had
- 215. Xerxes accordingly, being pleased by that which Epialte
- 12 [ {kai Kurou}, a conjectural emendation of {tou Kurou}. T
- 3, for it had come to be said at first, even before they sen
- 32. When however from Doris they entered Phokis, they did no
- 64. Thus those at Salamis, after having skirmished with one
- 89. And meanwhile in this struggle there was slain the comma
- 111. The Hellenes meanwhile, having resolved not to pursue a
- 136. Mardonios having read that which the Oracles uttered, w
- 4. When Mardonios had come to Athens, he sent to Salamis Mor
- 26. Then in the arranging of the several posts there arose a
- 47. Both then were content to do this, and as dawn appeared
- 71. Among the Barbarians those who proved themselves the bes
- 96. Now when the sacrifices were favourable to the Hellenes,
- 120. Then, it is said by the men of the Chersonese, as one o