 Plataeans were, therefore called on, one by one, to say, Whether, in the present war, they had done any service to the Lacedaemonians, or their allies ? All answering in the negative, they were severally led aside, and immediately put to death.  The History of Greece - Page 163by William Mitford - 1835Full view - About this book
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...supported, to the simple question which was at first proposed. The Plataeans were, therefore called on, one by one, to say, Whether, in the present war, they...severally led aside, and immediately put to death. The number of the Plataeans amounted to two hundred, and that of the Athenians to twerty-five. The... | |
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