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| | Herodotus - The Histories - Page 1479 |
 | | Then too did Pausanias, the son of Cleombrotus, and grandson of Anaxandridas (I omit to recount his other ancestors, since they are the same with those of Leonidas), win a victory exceeding in glory all those to which our knowledge extends. |
 | | Mardonius was slain by Aeimnestus, a man famous in Sparta. |
 | | The same who in the Messenian war, which came after the struggle against the Medes, fought a battle near Stenyclerus with but three hundred men against the whole force of the Messenians, and himself perished, and the three hundred with him. |
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