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| | Herodotus - The Histories - Page 846 |
 | | The Thebans now, relying on the assistance of the Aeacidae, ventured to renew the war. |
 | | But they met with so rough a reception that they resolved to send to the Aeginetans again, returning the Aeacidae, and beseeching them to send some men instead. |
 | | The Aeginetans, who were at that time a most flourishing people, elated with their greatness, and at the same time calling to mind their ancient feud with Athens, agreed to lend the Thebans aid. |
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