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 1     Pre     |            find it related who taught Epaminondas music, or see it numbered
 2     Pre(3)  |             Dict. art. Tibia; Life of Epaminondas, c. 2. ~
 3 Aristid(39) |              state. So in the Life of Epaminondas, c. 5, it is said that he
 4  Iphicr     | Lacedaemonians, in Egypt, and against Epaminondas, II.----His abilities and
 5  Iphicr     |            360 checked the efforts of Epaminondas; for, had not he been drawing
 6  Timoth(121)|               a force sent thither by Epaminondas, who was endeavouring to
 7  Epamin     |                                   XV. EPAMINONDAS ~Remarks on the manners
 8  Epamin     |                  Youth and manhood of Epaminondas, II.----Excellencies of
 9  Epamin     |               glory of Thebes, X. ~I. EPAMINONDAS was the son of Polymnis,
10  Epamin     |             of the habits and life of Epaminondas, we seem called upon to
11  Epamin     |               had undertaken to bribe Epaminondas. He accordingly came to
12  Epamin     |        Micythus, a young man for whom Epaminondas had then a great affection,
13  Epamin     |               views. Micythus went to Epaminondas, and told him the cause
14  Epamin     |             of Diomedon's coming. But Epaminondas, in the presence of Diomedon,
15  Epamin     |            being taken out of yours." Epaminondas then asking Diomedon "whither
16  Epamin     |              of mind. He, seeing that Epaminondas was distinguished in military
17  Epamin     |        general might not be required. Epaminondas in consequence said to him, "
18  Epamin     |            Lacedaemonians." ~VI. When Epaminondas went to the public assembly
19  Epamin     |             at Thebes." Upon this,154 Epaminondas, in his reply, when he had
20  Epamin(155)|                       The argument of Epaminondas, in these observations,
21  Epamin     |               all the allies had met, Epaminondas, in a full assembly of the
22  Epamin     |              the enemy, the energy of Epaminondas began to be in request (
23  Epamin     |             came to take their place, Epaminondas did not obey the order of
24  Epamin     |           than was legally appointed. Epaminondas, however, as he saw that
25  Epamin     |          defence, nobody thought that Epaminondas would make any reply, because,
26  Epamin     |        sentence passed upon him, 161 "Epaminondas was punished by the Thebans
27  Epamin     |           many of the enemy, they saw Epaminondas himself, while fighting
28  Epamin     |               opposed to them. As for Epaminondas himself, when he found that
29  Epamin     |      Lacedaemonians from the citadel, Epaminondas, as long as the slaughter
30  Epamin     |           that Thebes, as well before Epaminondas was born, as after his death,
31   Pelop     |              acts in conjunction with Epaminondas, IV.----His contest with
32   Pelop(168)|                                   See Epaminondas, c. 10. ~
33   Pelop     |            this period of turbulence, Epaminondas, as we have already observed,
34   Pelop     |           gained in conjunction with, Epaminondas. In the battle of Leuctra,
35   Pelop     |              battle of Leuctra, where Epaminondas was commander-in-chief,
36   Pelop     |               approached very near to Epaminondas. ~V. Yet he had to struggle
37   Pelop     |               and thrown into prison. Epaminondas, making war upon Alexander,
38   Pelop(173)|                                   See Epaminondas, c. 8. ~
39  Agesil     |        concerning the event. But when Epaminondas attacked Sparta, and the
40    Summ     |               to Athens. Iph. 2.~371. Epaminondas defeats the Spartans at
41    Summ     |                            rescued by Epaminondas. Ib.~386. Epaminondas at
42    Summ     |              by Epaminondas. Ib.~386. Epaminondas at war in the Peloponnesus.