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 1 19|          to secure the help of the Lacedaemonians. All this time the Pythia
 2 19|       continually enjoining on the Lacedaemonians who came to consult the
 3 19| hospitality. The resolution of the Lacedaemonians was, however, at least equally
 4 23|           of the opposition of the Lacedaemonians. The leaders of the people
 5 23|         discredit brought upon the Lacedaemonians by Pausanias, guided the
 6 29|       disaster in Sicily, when the Lacedaemonians had gained the upper hand
 7 32|         sending ambassadors to the Lacedaemonians proposing a cessation of
 8 32|      existing Position; but as the Lacedaemonians refused to listen to them
 9 34|        vessels. Secondly, when the Lacedaemonians proposed to evacuate Decelea
10 34|            accept peace unless the Lacedaemonians abandoned their claims on
11 37|           to ask for help; and the Lacedaemonians, in answer to their appeal,
12 38|         Pausanias, the king of the Lacedaemonians, who brought the peace and
13 40|            they even repaid to the Lacedaemonians out of the public purse