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 1 Miltiad     |      should reach Lemnos by the aid of the wind Aquilo;" for
 2 Miltiad     |      reach their country by the aid of the north wind, they
 3 Miltiad     |  Athenians, because, with their aid, the Ionians had stormed
 4  Pausan     |    names of the states by whose aid the Persians had been conquered. ~
 5  Pausan     |       so, he engages, with your aid, to bring both Sparta and
 6   Alcib     |         be effected without the aid of the king of Persia, and
 7   Alcib     |       war against him, with the aid of the Lacedaemonians, and
 8  Epamin     |         also arranged, with the aid of Chabrias the Athenian,
 9  Epamin     |           and when they desired aid from him, he showed no recollection
10   Pelop(166)|       besiege Olynthus with the aid of his allies the Lacedaemonians,
11  Agesil     |       he went into Egypt to the aid of Tachos, and lay down
12  Agesil(184)|      whom he dethroned with the aid of Agesilaus. ~
13   Eumen     | possible, and bring them to her aid; and, in order that he might
14 Timoleo     |         himself absolute by the aid of his mercenary troops,
15 Timoleo     |       guards should come to his aid. This most noble act of
16 Timoleo     |       410 been supported by the aid of both the Dionysii, and
17  Hamilc     |    alarmed, that they requested aid even from the Romans, and
18  Hannib     |       the defeat, and, with the aid of new levies, drew together,
19  Hannib     |        might easily do with the aid of the vast number of serpents;
20   Attic     |         he always came to their aid, and in such a way, that
21   Attic     |         debt,272 he came to her aid, and lent her the money
22   Attic     |       dear; for he did not seek aid from any one for the sake
23    Frag     |     Cannot even that brief span aid me in preventing you from
24    Summ     |         394. --------, with the aid of the Thebans, rebuilds