Chap.

 1 Themist|            a body and at once." The object of this communication was,
 2 Themist|         attempt had a far different object from that which they wished
 3  Lysand|         they having said that their object in going to war was to humble
 4  Lysand|             he could not effect his object without support from the
 5   Alcib|          country, but saw that that object could not be effected without
 6   Alcib|           was trying to effect this object, and entreating Pharnabazus
 7   Pelop|         command of Pelopidas. Their object being thus effected, and
 8   Eumen|             unawares. To effect his object, he ordered as many skins
 9   Kings|     sovereignty; and to attain that object he was cruel; for in his
10  Hannib| contrivances, to render Hannibal an object of suspicion to the king (
11  Hannib|         thither. By presenting this object suddenly to their view,233
12    Cato|          the senate, to effect that object, even though he then possessed