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 1 Miltiad     |          from the oracle, Miltiades set out for the Chersonese with
 2 Miltiad     |         place. The next day, having set themselves in array at the
 3 Miltiad     |        visible from the island, was set on fire, by I know not what
 4 Miltiad     |         fleet was approaching, |314 set fire to the works which
 5 Miltiad     |             ships with which he had set out, to the great displeasure
 6 Themist     |         Themistocles undertook, and set out first by himself, desiring
 7 Themist     |           went to Ephesus, where he set Themistocles on shore, who
 8  Pausan     |            the city. After they had set out thither, and Pausanias,
 9   Cimon     |             the Athenian laws,52 be set at liberty, unless he paid
10   Cimon     |               II. Cimon, being thus set free from confinement, soon
11   Cimon     |             several parts, he never set a guard over them for the
12   Alcib     |             But the time for him to set out to the war was drawing
13   Alcib     |            a stone pillar, had been set up in a public place, in
14   Alcib     |          which he was sleeping, and set light to it, that they might
15 Thrasib     |          without hesitation, that I set no man above him in integrity,
16   Conon     | Lacedaemonians at Cnidus; Greece is set free, and the walls of Athens
17   Conon     |        collected a great fleet, and set sail under the leadership
18   Conon     |             the Lacedaemonians, was set free. Conon proceeded with
19    Dion     |           country (for keepers were set over him to draw him from
20  Iphicr     |             older generals could be set above him. He was much engaged
21   Chabr     |            respect inferior to him, set out to assist them of his
22  Timoth     |          their means. When they had set out for Samos; and Chares,
23   Datam     |        manner of his proceedings be set forth, his merits cannot
24   Datam     |         diligence, and preparing to set out for Egypt, a letter
25   Datam     |      supposing that Datames had yet set out), to tell him not to
26   Datam     |             to pieces. Datames then set upon the rest of the Pisidians
27   Pelop     |            was obscured by evening, set out with hunting dogs, carrying
28  Agesil     |             his brother's son being set aside, I.----His expedition
29  Agesil     |            satraps knew that he had set out; hence it happened that
30   Eumen     |            of honour. Perdiccas had set him over that part of Asia
31   Eumen     |            as he desired, he either set on fire or demolished the
32   Eumen     |             Being thus provided, he set forward in the direction
33  Hannib     |          when night had come on, he set fire to some bundles of
34   Attic(258)|   proscriptions. A hasta, or spear, set up, was the signal of an
35   Attic(268)|             which Octavius had been set before Antony, who, in displeasure,