Disturbances commencing again about these things, and, first of all, the Athenians from phyle setting upon their thirty rulers and overpowering them, Lysander, coming home in haste, persuaded the Lacedaemonians to support the oligarchies and to put down the popular governments, and to the thirty in Athens, first of all, they sent a hundred talents for the war, and Lysander himself, as general, to assist them.
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Clough, Arthur Hugh
For Thrasybulus and those who with him occupied phyle, set out upon that enterprise from Thebes, with arms and money, and secrecy and a point to start from, provided for them by the Thebans.
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Clough, Arthur Hugh
Returning hence, he gave their liberty to all the Greeks on this side Thermopylae, and made alliance with the Boeotians, took Cenchreae, and reducing the fortresses of phyle and Panactum, in which were garrisons of Cassander, restored them to the Athenians.
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Clough, Arthur Hugh