 He then proposed that he should himself start at once for Sparta, and that they should give him colleagues who were not to go immediately, but were to wait until the wall reached the lowest height which could possibly be defended. The whole people, men,...  An Ancient History for Beginners - Stran 135avtor: George Willis Botsford - 1902 - 494 straniCelotni ogled - O knjigi
 | Thucydides - 1881 - 742 strani
...could possibly be defended. The whole people, men, women, and children, should join in the work,Vmd they must spare no building, private or public, which...The friendship of the Lacedaemonian magistrates for 91. Themistocles induced them to believe him ; but when The Laceeverybody who came from Athens declared... | |
 | Thucydides - 1883 - 732 strani
...women, and children , should join in the work, and they must spare no building, private or publie, which could be of use, but demolish them all. Having...The friendship of the Lacedaemonian magistrates for 91. Themistocles induced them to believe him ; but when J1ie La<8sdaemoman everybody who came from... | |
 | William Cleaver Wilkinson - 1892 - 334 strani
...work, and they must spare no building, private or public, which could be of use, but demolish thenvall. Having given these instructions and intimated that...colleagues, who had been detained by some engagement, he was dai'y expecting them, and wondered that they had not appeared." The friendship of the Lacedaemonian... | |
 | Arthur James Grant - 1893 - 366 strani
...men, women, and children, should join in the work, and they must spare no building, public or private, which could be of use, but demolish them all. Having...that they had not appeared.' The friendship of the magistrates for Themistocles induced them to believe him, but when everybody who came from Athens declared... | |
 | George Willis Botsford - 1899 - 452 strani
...the Greeks, could not suffer their city to become an unwalled township of Lacedaemon. Themistocles "proposed that he should start at once for Sparta,..."The friendship of the Lacedaemonian magistrates for Themistocles induced them to believe him; but when everybody who came from Athens declared positively... | |
 | George Willis Botsford - 1899 - 446 strani
...the Greeks, could not suffer their city to become an unwalled township of Lacedaemon. Themistocles " proposed that he should start at once for Sparta,...expecting them, and wondered that they had not appeared. Athens the "The friendship of the Lacedaemonian magistrates for equal of Themistocles induced them... | |
 | George Willis Botsford - 1901 - 510 strani
...the Greeks, could not suffer their city to become an unwalled township of Lacedaemon. Themistocles " proposed that he should start at once for Sparta,..."The friendship of the Lacedaemonian magistrates for Themistocles induced them to believe him; but when everybody who came from Athens declared positively... | |
 | Willis Mason West - 1902 - 688 strani
...but were to wait until the wall had reached the lowest height which could possibly be defended. ... On his arrival, he did not at once present himself...colleagues, who had been detained by some engagement. . . . The friendship of the magistrates for Themistocles induced them to believe him, but when everybody... | |
 | Willis Mason West - 1902 - 674 strani
...but were to wait until the wall had reached the lowest height which could possibly be defended. ... On his arrival, he did not at once present himself...for his colleagues, who had been detained by some engasement. . . . The friendship of the magistrates for Themistocles induced them to believe him, but... | |
 | University College, Galway - 1903 - 440 strani
...once for Sparta, and that they should give him colleagues who were not to go immediately, but were to wait until the wall reached the lowest height which...expecting them and wondered that they had not appeared. — JOWETT. 2. (a) Explain fully the constructions of -rrpiv. (b) Write a note on the accusative absolute.... | |
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