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 1 Miltiad     |      up their fleet to Euboea, soon took Eretria, carried off
 2 Miltiad     |       camp should be formed as soon as possible; "for," he said, "
 3 Miltiad     |        off all their supplies; soon after, he erected his vineae 25
 4 Themist     |      Hence it happened that he soon became distinguished. |316  ~
 5 Themist     |    with that money. This being soon constructed, he first reduced
 6 Themist     |      present circumstances. As soon as they put the question,
 7 Themist     |     treason to his country. As soon as he heard of this sentence,
 8  Pausan     |      him, he returned home. As soon as he arrived there, he
 9  Pausan     |       dishonourable death. ~As soon as he was carried, half-dead,
10   Cimon     |     set free from confinement, soon attained great eminence;
11   Cimon     |    their wealth, he reduced as soon as he attacked them. With
12   Alcib     | neither by land nor by sea. As soon as he came out of his ship,
13    Dion     |   known, were admitted, but as soon as they had crossed the
14    Dion     |     actors; for a report being soon spread abroad that violence
15    Dion     |        the delinquents. But as soon as his death became publicly
16   Datam     |       The men in ambuscade, as soon as the party reached the
17   Datam     |      should see him do. He, as soon as he saw the conspirators
18   Pelop     |    regain their country.169 As soon, therefore, as it seemed
19   Pelop     |        wont to produce; for it soon came to the ears of the
20   Pelop     |    enemy. In the encounter, as soon as he perceived Alexander,
21  Agesil     |  influence. ~II. Agesilaus, as soon as he got possession of
22  Agesil     |    nothing of the kind. But as soon as Tissaphernes, who had
23  Agesil     |    presents of every kind were soon brought him; but when the
24   Eumen     |   their word, but went off, as soon as they could, to Antipater.
25   Eumen     |       he might raise troops as soon as possible, and bring them
26   Eumen     |      could not be assembled so soon as Antigonus seemed likely
27   Eumen     |    route, and ordered them, as soon as night came on, to make
28   Eumen     |  Alexander's children; but, as soon as the only defender of
29 Phocion     |       at the same time, and as soon as he arrived he was summoned
30 Phocion(211)|        by the people of Athens soon after the death of Phocion. ~
31 Timoleo     |     laid down his authority as soon as he could, and lived as
32  Hamilc     |       on the occasion, that he soon meditated, if the affairs
33  Hannib     |        sides. The slave having soon reported how it was, and