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 1 Miltiad     | countrymen to meet Darius in the field, IV.----Defeats Darius before
 2 Miltiad     |        decide the contest in the field. Miltiades was the only
 3 Miltiad     |      assistance. He led into the field, therefore, a hundred thousand
 4   Alcib     |          both at home and in the field, had been committed to him,
 5   Conon     |          forces, and to take the field against them, a man whom
 6  Iphicr     |          was much engaged in the field; he often had. the command
 7   Datam     |     could not be overcome in the field, to cut him off by underhand
 8  Epamin     | Boeotians durst look upon in the field, and because he not only,
 9  Epamin     |        yet they did not quit the field till they had put to flight
10  Agesil     |       urged by many to go to the field, he refused to go, as if
11   Eumen     |       drew out his army into the field, and joined battle, before
12   Eumen     |         account, retire from the field, but pressed more vigorously
13   Eumen     |       carried half dead from the field; but, not being able to
14   Eumen     |         come off superior in the field, to Antigonus, though they
15   Eumen     |        you not rather die on the field of battle, than fall into
16   Eumen(205)|     against his opponents in the field, that Buchner, Bos, and
17   Kings     |     extraordinary bravery in the field; for no one of the Persians
18  Hannib     |          camp against him in the field. ~VI. Being recalled, without
19  Hannib     |      Numidians, who had left the field in his company, formed a