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 1 Miltiad    |     and he did not attain this influence more by his power than by
 2 Miltiad    |        that Miltiades had more influence than his colleagues, for
 3 Miltiad    |       he had also the greatest influence among all the states of
 4 Themist(29)|       might be promoted by the influence of some of the leading men. ~
 5  Pausan    |     able, by his money and his influence, to ward off the danger
 6   Cimon    |     his control, and had great influence over the troops. In his
 7   Alcib    |      and Theramenes. Under the influence of these leaders, so great
 8 Thrasib    |      say that she has had more influence on the event than the skill
 9   Conon    |        himself strong personal influence; 85 for when the Lacedaemonians,
10   Conon(85)|     prevailed much by personal influence. ~
11   Conon    |       others; for he had great influence with the king, by reason
12   Conon    |      had secured himself great influence by the battle which he fought
13    Dion    |    Plato, however, had so much influence over Dionysius by his authority,
14    Dion    |  surpassed by Dion in ability, influence, and in the affection of
15    Dion    |         nor had he indeed less influence than Dion among the aristocracy,
16   Chabr    |      private man, but had more influence than all who were in command;
17  Agesil    |      and at that time of great influence. ~II. Agesilaus, as soon
18 Timoleo    |        man of great valour and influence, who had come into Italy
19 Timoleo    |       was possessed of so much influence that he |411 might have
20    Cato    |       with regard for personal influence, but according to justice.
21   Attic    | similarity of manners has more influence than affinity. He was likewise
22   Attic    |        him as well through his influence as through his high standing),
23   Attic    |      own interest and Caesar's influence, he had power to choose