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 1  Lysand    |                            VI. LYSANDER. ~Lysander conquers the
 2  Lysand    |                 VI. LYSANDER. ~Lysander conquers the Athenians,
 3  Lysand    |       his own accuser, IV. ~I. LYSANDER, the Lacedaemonian, left
 4  Lysand    |        to the Lacedaemonians. ~Lysander, elated with this victory,
 5  Lysand    |      tyranny of the Athenians, Lysander, after he had captured the
 6  Lysand(56)|         as some would make it. Lysander first endeavoured to corrupt
 7  Lysand    |        to Lacedaemon to accuse Lysander of "having endeavoured to
 8  Lysand(57)|                 The account of Lysander's treachery to the Thasians
 9  Lysand(57)|        greatest reason to fear Lysander, had fled to a temple of
10  Lysand(57)|     veneration. At this temple Lysander called them all together
11  Lysand    |      must not be omitted. When Lysander, as commander of the fleet,
12  Lysand    |     greatest praises. But when Lysander had read and approved of
13  Lysand    |        of avarice and perfidy. Lysander, accordingly, when he had
14  Lysand    |   after having perused it when Lysander was withdrawn, gave it to
15   Alcib(72)|  brought on an engagement with Lysander, contrary to the express
16   Alcib    |     fleet at Aegospotamos, and Lysander, the captain of the Lacedaemonians (
17   Alcib    |        pleased, he would force Lysander either to fight or beg peace;
18   Alcib    | opportunity may be afforded to Lysander of cutting off our army."
19   Alcib    |  apprehension deceive him; for Lysander, having learned from his
20   Alcib    |        confidence into Asia to Lysander, to acquaint him, that, "
21   Conon    |     Athenians were defeated by Lysander at Aegospotamos; but he
22  Agesil    |        through the interest of Lysander, a man, as we have already
23    Summ    |       Dion. 1; De Reg. 2.~405. Lysander terminates the Peloponnesian
24    Summ    |       killed, Alcib. 10. ~403. Lysander tried for attempting to
25    Summ    |      to Syracuse. Dion 2.~396. Lysander falls in battle against