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 1   Conon    |                                  IX. CONON. ~Conon's services in the
 2   Conon    |                          IX. CONON. ~Conon's services in the Peloponnesian
 3   Conon    |            of Athens rebuilt, IV.----Conon made prisoner by Tiribazus,
 4   Conon    |        prisoner by Tiribazus, V. ~I. CONON the Athenian entered upon
 5   Conon    |       general against Agesilaus, but Conon in reality led the army,
 6   Conon    |            indeed apparent, that, if Conon had not been there, Agesilaus
 7   Conon    |          against the Lacedaemonians, Conon nevertheless remained with
 8   Conon    |          overcome his brother Cyrus. Conon, being sent by Pharnabazus
 9   Conon    |              commission through me." Conon then replied, "To myself
10   Conon    |       Tissaphernes an enemy, desired Conon to harass the Lacedemonians
11   Conon    |              the money for his army. Conon said that such a choice
12   Conon    |              leadership of Pisander. Conon, attacking them near Cnidus,
13   Conon    |        Lacedaemonians, was set free. Conon proceeded with part of his
14   Conon    |         governor of Sardis, sent for Conon, on pretence that he wished
15   Conon(89)|            this statement respecting Conon be true, his conduct in
16   Chabr    |           from their native country. Conon, in consequence, lived very
17  Timoth    |           condemned, III.----His son Conon obliged to repair the walls
18  Timoth    |             I. TIMOTHEUS, the son of Conon, a native of Athens, increased
19  Timoth    |             and ordered that his son Conon should give ten talents
20  Timoth    |          walls which his grandfather Conon had rebuilt with the spoil
21    Summ    | Peloponnesian war. Lys. 1; Alcib. 8; Conon 1~404. Alcibiades killed,
22    Summ    |             Haliartus. Lys, 3. ~395. Conon defeats Pisander at Cnidus.