Chap.

 1 Themist|   Athenians then lay, Themistocles felt assured that, if he put
 2   Cimon|             IV. The Athenians long felt regret for him, not only
 3   Cimon|             and his death severely felt. ~
 4   Chabr|            great general Agesilaus felt sure of victory, and the
 5  Agesil|          among his troops, as they felt that the power of the gods
 6  Agesil|           for Sardis, Tissaphernes felt convinced that Caria must
 7  Agesil|          of a victorious army, and felt assured, to the utmost,
 8  Agesil|         they looked at his person, felt only contempt for him, while
 9   Eumen|          he went by the latter, he felt sure that the enemy would
10 Timoleo| observation than that "he paid and felt the utmost gratitude to
11  Hannib|          passages were secured, he felt certain that it was no accidental