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<p><head>A Chastellux</head></p> | |||
<p>used to go straggling about the country every evening to<lb/> | |||
get provisions. Lysander observed this and surprized<lb/> | |||
them. It is remarkable that no more than about a<lb/> | |||
year before the Athenians had taken the Lacedæmonian<lb/> | |||
fleet in the same manner. Conon too had <del>made</del> <add>but a very little while before taken advantage of the same mismanagement to make</add> his escape<lb/> | |||
from a superior Lacedæmonian fleet.<hi rend="superscript">⊞</hi> <note><hi rend="superscript">⊞</hi> On this very occasion Lysander <del><gap/> took</del> <add>had left behind</add> <del>so little <gap/> of the fate of his ships in</del> him the <del>Sails</del> Mainsails of his ships at a place <add>from</add> where the fugitive Conon ran away with them.</note> <del>by this same <gap/></del></p> | |||
<p>p.72. Detestable cruelty of the Athenians. The people<lb/> | |||
had decreed <add><foreign>(<gap/> <gap/>)</foreign></add> in cool blood with but one dissenting voice<lb/> | |||
to cut off the right hands of all the captives they<lb/> | |||
should take: if they proved successful in a general<lb/> | |||
engagement they expected. <add>Upon another occasion</add> Philocles one of their commanders<lb/> | |||
<del>taking</del> <add>having taken</add> two straggling ships (if I remember<lb/> | |||
right without resistance) threw the whole crews overboard.</p> | |||
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A Chastellux
used to go straggling about the country every evening to
get provisions. Lysander observed this and surprized
them. It is remarkable that no more than about a
year before the Athenians had taken the Lacedæmonian
fleet in the same manner. Conon too had made but a very little while before taken advantage of the same mismanagement to make his escape
from a superior Lacedæmonian fleet.⊞ ⊞ On this very occasion Lysander took had left behind so little of the fate of his ships in him the Sails Mainsails of his ships at a place from where the fugitive Conon ran away with them. by this same
p.72. Detestable cruelty of the Athenians. The people
had decreed ( ) in cool blood with but one dissenting voice
to cut off the right hands of all the captives they
should take: if they proved successful in a general
engagement they expected. Upon another occasion Philocles one of their commanders
taking having taken two straggling ships (if I remember
right without resistance) threw the whole crews overboard.
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jeremy bentham |
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letter 267, vol. 2; in french |
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