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 1 Miltiad    |    of the Chersonese in this manner, he returned to Lemnos,
 2 Themist    |    man was conquered in like manner 32 at Salamis by a small
 3  Pausan    |   sensible, but in an insane manner, let his views become known;
 4  Pausan    |    served, after the Persian manner, more luxuriously than those
 5  Lysand    |     it was written in such a manner, that it might seem to be
 6   Alcib(61)|      vita and victus in this manner; vita, they say, means a
 7   Alcib    |   beloved by many, after the manner of the Greeks, and among
 8   Alcib    |     a delicate and agreeable manner; which acts we would relate,
 9   Alcib    |     addressed them in such a manner, that no one was so unfeeling
10   Alcib    | means lasting; for after all manner of honours had been decreed
11   Alcib    |   must act in a more decided manner with Pharnabazus. He therefore
12 Thrasib(81)|    erant usi.] "Had used the manner of the former cruelty." ~
13   Conon    |    on his arrival (after the manner of the Persians), to Tithraustes,
14    Dion    |      be brought up in such a manner, that he might, through
15   Chabr    |     war,118 in the following manner. The Athenians were besieging
16   Chabr    |   would not act in a similar manner, but gained a place of safety
17   Datam    |   ofthat age; and unless the manner of his proceedings be set
18   Datam    |     his right hand after the manner of the Persians. When he
19   Datam    |      into his hands, in like manner, many strong-holds. By pursuing
20  Epamin    |   perceived he would in like manner excel them all in other
21  Epamin    |       Nor did he act in this manner once only, but often; 159
22  Agesil    |      was furnished in such a manner that it differed in no respect
23  Agesil    |   attendants lay in the same manner, in plain and well-worn
24   Eumen    |     conquered in such a |404 manner, but that he should order
25   Eumen    |       ended his life in this manner.206 How great awe was entertained
26  Hannib    |      into an ambush. In like manner he caused the death of Marcus
27    Cato    |    has narrated in a similar manner, down to the praetorship
28   Attic    |      Here he lived in such a manner, that he was deservedly
29   Attic    |      Latin, in so pleasing a manner that nothing could have
30   Attic    |      his departure in such a manner, that they testified by
31   Attic    |  conducted himself in such a manner in political affairs, that
32   Attic    |      when he acted in such a manner, no one could imagine that
33   Attic    |     his liberality in such a manner, he incurred no enmities,
34   Attic    |   Cicero, he lived in such a manner that it is hard to determine
35   Attic    |    and at what time. In like manner, at the request of Marcellus