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 1       1,  XXVIII|           THEIR CITIZENS THAN THE ATHENIANS~Whoever reads of the things
 2       1,  XXVIII|       their citizens than did the Athenians. For in Rome (discussing
 3       1,  LIII  | Carthaginian Captains and to many Athenians. Nor do any victories that
 4       1,  LIX   |          infinite benefits to the Athenians: it happened that later,
 5       1,  LIX   |      Themosticles proposed to the Athenians, to whom in his speech he
 6       1,  LIX   |          it, which would make the Athenians the arbiters of that Province.
 7       2,  II    |        two factions, of which the Athenians followed one, the Spartans
 8       2,  II    |        party] with the aid of the Athenians recovered its power, and,
 9       2,  IV    |           as did the Spartans and Athenians. Of which three methods
10       2,  X     |       Pericles had counselled the Athenians to make war with all the
11       2,  X     |          although in that war the Athenians at times had prospered,
12       2,  XII   |          from home. They cite the Athenians, who, as long as they made
13       3,  VI    |         believe it. Certain young Athenians conspired against Diodes