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 1 1 |     good captain, whether he is sea–sick or not? What do you
 2 1 | nautical skill, he is liable to sea–sickness.~Athenian. And
 3 3 |         in the plain and on the sea–coast were utterly destroyed
 4 3 |    travelling either by land or sea had been almost entirely
 5 3 |        made war against Troy—by sea as well as land—for at that
 6 3 |     ceasing to be afraid of the sea.~Cleinias. Clearly.~Athenian.
 7 3 |      victories both by land and sea, but what, in my opinion,
 8 3 |       Persian armament, both by sea and on land, caused a helpless
 9 3 |       them either by land or by sea, for there was no one to
10 3 |         when they looked to the sea, could they descry any hope
11 4 |         stadia distant from the sea.~Athenian. And are there
12 4 |   virtuous: had you been on the sea, and well provided with
13 4 |     eighty stadia; although the sea is too near, especially
14 4 |    Still we may be content. The sea is pleasant enough as a
15 4 |       to imitate their enemy at sea, and in this way, becoming
16 4 |      draw down the ships to the sea at a time when the Achaeans
17 4 |     well–benched ships into the sea, that the prayers of the
18 4 |        ships are drawn into the sea, but they will look behind
19 4 |      quite knew triremes on the sea, in the neighbourhood of
20 4 |    Hellenes better; whereas the sea–fights of Salamis and Artemisium—
21 5 |     have the greatest empire by sea and land;—this they imagine
22 6 |        as a ship sailing on the sea has to be watched night
23 6 |       city also is sailing on a sea of politics, and is liable
24 7 |        caused by a swing, or at sea, or on horseback, or by
25 7 |     they were always rocking at sea. This is the lesson which
26 7 |      neighbourhood of the Black Sea, called Sauromatides, who
27 7 |       or love of hunting in the sea, or of angling or of catching
28 7 |   catching men and of piracy by sea enter into your souls and
29 8 | Hellenes obtain their food from sea and land, but our citizens
30 9 |         wetting his feet in the sea, and watching for an opportunity
31 10|       in heaven, and earth, and sea by her movements, and these
32 11|      when you are tossed on the sea of disease or old age, and
33 12|       arms; and of those who at sea, and in stormy places, have
34 12|   seeking out, going forth over sea and over land to find him
35 12|   commerce, and flying over the sea to other cities, while the