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 1 Miltiad     |      those with whom he had gone thither. ~Having settled the affairs
 2  Pausan     |          fled to the altar, came thither in great trepidation, and
 3  Pausan     |           After they had set out thither, and Pausanias, having,
 4   Cimon     |          of Amphipolis, and sent thither ten thousand Athenian citizens
 5   Cimon     |       accordingly |331 proceeded thither of his own accord, and settled
 6    Dion     |  respected him, when he was sent thither by Dionysius, that they
 7    Dion     |       the cavalry, had also come thither (having been likewise banished
 8  Timoth(121)|        supposes, by a force sent thither by Epaminondas, who was
 9  Timoth     |    approach, was also proceeding thither with his force, lest anything
10  Timoth     |         Iphicrates to follow him thither. But having subsequently
11   Pelop     |          him, and he having gone thither with an army, he did not
12  Agesil     |          that he might not march thither,179 though he was urged
13  Agesil     |        desert to the enemy, went thither with some of his men, and,
14 Timoleo     |        in consequence despatched thither, expelled Dionysius, with
15 Timoleo     |        who had brought colonists thither at first, might have been
16  Hamilc     |         Spain, and took with him thither his son Hannibal, then nine
17  Hannib     | scattering themselves hither and thither. By presenting this object
18  Hannib     |        with his forces to Italy. Thither he summoned his brother
19  Hannib     |       Roman ambassadors had gone thither, and had surrounded his
20   Attic     |       his estate, he transported thither a great portion of his fortune.