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 1 Miltiad     |            Scythians, Miltiades, in consequence, exhorted the guardians
 2 Miltiad     |           his countrymen. He was in consequence accused of treason, on the
 3 Miltiad     | condemnation; for the Athenians, in consequence of the tyranny of Pisistratus,
 4 Themist     |          action. He was defeated in consequence rather by the stratagem
 5 Themist     |          that such was the fact. In consequence Xerxes returned into Asia
 6 Themist     |            found a fair pretext, in consequence of the inroads of the barbarians,
 7 Themist     |            so near to Greece. He in consequence caused him to be conducted
 8 Aristid     |          and contended with him, in consequence, for pre-eminence, as they
 9  Pausan     |             removed from thence, in consequence of an admonition from the
10   Cimon     |           father in the army. He in consequence held the people of the city
11   Cimon     |      bravery immediately ensued. In consequence, he was summoned back to
12   Cimon     |             for their interment. In consequence of such conduct, it is not
13  Lysand     |            of their adversaries; in consequence of which disaster the Athenians
14   Alcib     |            Andocides, and which, in consequence, was afterwards generally
15   Alcib     |       profaned the sacred rites. In consequence of this affair, a messenger,
16   Alcib     |        advantage. By his advice, in consequence, the Lacedaemonians made
17   Alcib     |         himself on his guard. He in consequence betook himself to Tissaphernes,
18   Alcib     |      sacrilege. His property was in consequence good to him at the public
19   Alcib     |     barbarians than from Greeks. In consequence his fame |341 increased
20   Conon     |            to his countrymen. He in consequence betook himself to Pharnabazus,
21   Conon     |          home by his countrymen, in consequence of the Boeotians and Athenians
22   Chabr     |         lived but little at home in consequence of the envious feelings
23   Chabr     |           the land forces. ~III. In consequence, the officers of the king
24   Chabr     |           native country. Conon, in consequence, lived very much in Cyprus,
25  Timoth     |     son-in-law of Timotheus, was in consequence made commander, and a decree
26   Datam     |           king's army was saved. In consequence of this success, he began
27   Datam     |            s commands. The king, in consequence, determined to make war
28   Datam     |             great crowd |369 was in consequence gathered round him, it happened
29   Datam     |             did so with spirit, the consequence would be that their foes
30  Epamin     |            required. Epaminondas in consequence said to him, "You deceive
31  Epamin     |       crimes at home, and having in consequence been banished from their
32  Epamin(155)|        crimes, however, and were in consequence expelled from their native
33  Epamin(158)|        treachery, and the people in consequence had taken from him his Boiwtarxi/
34  Epamin     |             their commission was in consequence taken from them, and other
35   Eumen     |           the Persians, desired, in consequence of their established renown,
36 Phocion     |    Polysperchon; and the people, in consequence, getting the superiority,
37 Timoleo     |             war. Timoleon, being in consequence despatched thither, expelled
38   Attic     |           extremely well. He was in consequence distinguished among his
39   Attic     |          its attractions. It was in consequence of these accomplishments
40   Attic     |           one else could endure. In consequence, he reaped the fruit of
41   Attic     |          When the common people, in consequence of the rewards offered by
42   Attic     |       executing his purpose; and in consequence, on the fifth day after