 ... ships. The fleet proceeding then to Catana, found there the Salaminian, the ship appropriated to purposes of sacred and solemn office, bearing an order from the Athenian people for the immediate return of Alcibiades and some other officers to Athens,...  The History of Greece - Page 194by William Mitford - 1823Full view - About this book
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...sailed for Sicily, Athens had been experiencing the evils of democratical frenzy. The oligarchical party had resolved upon the bold project of making democracy...hope of directing it to the promotion of their own interest. Immediately after the departure of the fleet, they became sedulous in diffusing rumors and... | |
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...excursions. 5 Safaminia.] See note on 3, 33. 6 For the Athenians, aflcr the armament had sailed, ¿fc.] Since the armament sailed for Sicily, Athens had been experiencing the worst evils of dcmocratical phrcnzy. The oligarchial party, unequal to open contention with the democrática!, had... | |
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...immediate return of Alcibiades and some other officers to Athens, to answer accusations preferred against them for mutilating the statues and profaning the...experiencing the worst evils of democratical frenzy. Instantly after its departure the opponents of Alcibiades redoubled their efforts to excite popular... | |
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...immediate return of Alcibiades and some other officers to Athens, to answer accusations preferred against them for mutilating the statues and profaning the...experiencing the worst evils of democratical frenzy. Instantly after its departure the opponents of Alcibiades redoubled their efforts to excite popular... | |
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