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subdivisions, but these have not been added at this point. And let them not acknowledge the justice of what we say, but
dispute its wisdom in the contingency of war. Indeed, this was the principal reason why the
confederacy went over to the Athenians. Enter a Perseus citation to go to another section or work. And yet you have
the best possible right to be neutral, or, failing this, you should
on the contrary join us against them. Corinth was
forming schemes for retaliation, and Athens suspected her hostility. The barbarians flocked in large numbers to their assistance,
the inhabitants of this part of the continent being old allies of
theirs. For the men whom you
have saved for me across sea from Byzantium, an obligation is laid up
for you in our house, recorded for ever; and with your proposals I am
well pleased. But the
Corcyraeans refused to accept their supplication, and they were
dismissed without having effected anything. According to them,
their old policy of refusing all offers of alliance was a policy of
moderation. And no one
can quarrel with a people for making, in matters of tremendous risk,
the best provision that it can for its interest. So they went
forth with their children and their wives, and being received by
Athens from the hatred that she now felt for the Lacedaemonians, were
located at Naupactus, which she had lately taken from the Ozolian
Locrians. There also the river Thyamis
flows, forming the boundary between Thesprotis and Kestrine; and
between these rivers rises the point of Chimerium. 8 The islanders, too,
were great pirates. Second Congress at Lacedaemon - Preparations for
War and Diplomatic Skirmishes - Cylon -Pausanias - Themistocles. The slowness with which it comes in
will cause delay; but the opportunities of war wait for no man. The war was really three conflicts with one uncertain peace after the first; and Thucydides had not unified them into one account when death came sometime before 396. And we say inexpedient, because in our present
war with Corinth it has left us in a position of entire isolation,
and what once seemed the wise precaution of refusing to involve
ourselves in alliances with other powers, lest we should also involve
ourselves in risks of their choosing, has now proved to be folly and
weakness. Without informing Athens, she promised and intended to do so, but was
prevented by the occurrence of the earthquake, accompanied by the
secession of the Helots and the Thuriats and Aethaeans of the
Perioeci to Ithome. After having rewarded him with a present of money, as soon as he
received some from his friends at Athens and from his secret hoards
at Argos, Themistocles started inland with one of the coast Persians,
and sent a letter to King Artaxerxes, Xerxes's son, who had just come
to the throne. Click anywhere in the The
common treasury was at Delos, and the congresses were held in the
temple. Book 1, Chapter 1: In Book 1, Chapter 1 Thucydides (c. 460–00 BCE) introduces his History of the Peloponnesian War. So at length Potidaea was
strongly invested on either side, and from the sea by the ships
co-operating in the blockade. We are warlike, because
self-control contains honour as a chief constituent, and honour
bravery. Some even of their own
friends were slain by them, by mistake, in their ignorance of the
defeat of the right wing For the number of the ships on both sides,
and the distance to which they covered the sea, made it difficult,
after they had once joined, to distinguish between the conquering and
the conquered; this battle proving far greater than any before it,
any at least between Hellenes, for the number of vessels engaged. 33 "Now there are many
reasons why in the event of your compliance you will congratulate
yourselves on this request having been made to you. Their instructions were to avoid collision with the Corinthian fleet
except under certain circumstances. After the ambassadors from the
confederates had arrived and a congress had been convened, they all
spoke their minds, most of them denouncing the Athenians and
demanding that the war should begin. For if many ill-conceived
plans have succeeded through the still greater fatuity of an
opponent, many more, apparently well laid, have on the contrary ended
in disgrace. 46 Meanwhile the
Corinthians completed their preparations, and sailed for Corcyra with
a hundred and fifty ships. Besides, their geographical situation makes them
independent of others, and consequently the decision in cases where
they injure any lies not with judges appointed by mutual agreement,
but with themselves, because, while they seldom make voyages to their
neighbours, they are constantly being visited by foreign vessels
which are compelled to put in to Corcyra. To
this day the building shows signs of the haste of its execution; the
foundations are laid of stones of all kinds, and in some places not
wrought or fitted, but placed just in the order in which they were
brought by the different hands; and many columns, too, from tombs,
and sculptured stones were put in with the rest. With a small squadron they
might hazard an engagement, encouraging their ignorance by numbers;
but the restraint of a strong force will prevent their moving, and
through want of practice they will grow more clumsy, and consequently
more timid. The
division into chapters and the descriptions of their contents is the
work of Crawley; I have adopted these as the divisions for the
internal links, since the number of sections is rather large. The battle was fought at Tanagra in Boeotia. The place was taken by treachery, being common ground
to the Corcyraeans and Corinthians. At the end of
the one stood Athens, at the head of the other Lacedaemon, one the
first naval, the other the first military power in Hellas. There was also a wish to
call attention to the great power of Athens, and to refresh the
memory of the old and enlighten the ignorance of the young, from a
notion that their words might have the effect of inducing them to
prefer tranquillity to war. No one venturing to meet him in the field, he raised works
against the wall on the side of Pallene. Download for offline reading, highlight, bookmark or take notes while you read History of the Peloponnesian War. For this the allies had themselves to blame; the wish to
get off service making most of them arrange to pay their share of the
expense in money instead of in ships, and so to avoid having to leave
their homes. It must be known that
the Lacedaemonians had an old oracle from Delphi, to the effect that
they should let go the suppliant of Zeus at Ithome. The Athenians, however,
if anything, had rather the advantage, and on the departure of the
Corinthians set up a trophy. This was one
reason of the care that they lavished on their fleet, which became
very efficient; indeed they began the war with a force of a hundred
and twenty galleys. For the true author of the subjugation
of a people is not so much the immediate agent, as the power which
permits it having the means to prevent it; particularly if that power
aspires to the glory of being the liberator of Hellas. Last came forward Sthenelaidas,
one of the ephors for that year, and spoke to the Lacedaemonians as
follows: "The long speech of the Athenians I do not pretend to understand. But some of the
Samians had not remained in the island, but had fled to the
continent. To this we answer that if any of you imagine
that that war is far off, he is grievously mistaken, and is blind to
the fact that Lacedaemon regards you with jealousy and desires war,
and that Corinth is powerful there- the same, remember, that is your
enemy, and is even now trying to subdue us as a preliminary to
attacking you. As
it continues, it generally becomes an affair of chances, chances from
which neither of us is exempt, and whose event we must risk in the
dark. changes, storing new additions in a versioning system. He saw the rise of Athens to greatness under the inspired leadership of Pericles. 23 The Median War, the
greatest achievement of past times, yet found a speedy decision in
two actions by sea and two by land. At the same time the
island seemed to lie conveniently on the coasting passage to Italy
and Sicily. In
this way Corcyra maintained her political existence in the war with
Corinth, and the Athenian vessels left the island. Even after the Trojan War, Hellas was still engaged in removing
and settling, and thus could not attain to the quiet which must
precede growth. This prevented his taking the Peloponnesian states in
detail, and ravaging them with his fleet; when the multitude of his
vessels would have made any combination for self-defence impossible. First the Athenians besieged and captured Eion on the Strymon from
the Medes, and made slaves of the inhabitants, being under the
command of Cimon, son of Miltiades. Its
vicinity is inhabited by the Taulantians, an Illyrian people. Attacked on the land side by the troops, and from the sea by the
Phoenician navy, most of the ships were destroyed; the few remaining
being saved by retreat. For only isolated
portions of the circumference had been left standing, and most of the
houses were in ruins; though a few remained, in which the Persian
grandees had taken up their quarters. You may search all
history without finding many instances of a people gaining all these
advantages at once, or many instances of a power that comes in quest
of assistance being in a position to give to the people whose
alliance she solicits as much safety and honour as she will receive. For the
advantages that we have by nature they cannot acquire by education;
while their superiority in science must be removed by our practice. with the additional restriction that you offer Perseus any modifications you make. Still, as the city is neither built in a
compact form nor adorned with magnificent temples and public
edifices, but composed of villages after the old fashion of Hellas,
there would be an impression of inadequacy. Besides, we consider that we have as good a right
as any one to point out a neighbour's faults, particularly when we
contemplate the great contrast between the two national characters; a
contrast of which, as far as we can see, you have little perception,
having never yet considered what sort of antagonists you will
encounter in the Athenians, how widely, how absolutely different from
yourselves. Once again it is a fantastic book which I highly recommend. Delay
not, therefore, to assist Potidaea, a Dorian city besieged by
Ionians, which is quite a reversal of the order of things; nor to
assert the freedom of the rest. Hellenes, but of a large part of the barbarian world—I had almost This 2,500 year-old translated book (The History of the Peloponnesian War) is a wealth of details for the researcher or historical scholar but difficult to read and comprehend in its present form for the lay … The
fleet was under the command of Aristeus, son of Pellichas,
Callicrates, son of Callias, and Timanor, son of Timanthes; the
troops under that of Archetimus, son of Eurytimus, and Isarchidas,
son of Isarchus. Inaros, the Libyan king, the sole author of
the Egyptian revolt, was betrayed, taken, and crucified. You, Lacedaemonians, of all
the Hellenes are alone inactive, and defend yourselves not by doing
anything but by looking as if you would do something; you alone wait
till the power of an enemy is becoming twice its original size,
instead of crushing it in its infancy. This interval was spent in sending embassies to Athens charged
with complaints, in order to obtain as good a pretext for war as
possible, in the event of her paying no attention to them. On being shown the letter, the ephors now felt more certain. The strength of his navy is shown by the fact that his own was the
largest contingent, and that of the Arcadians was furnished by him;
this at least is what Homer says, if his testimony is deemed
sufficient. Arrived at
Pallene, he fixed his headquarters at Aphytis, and led his army
against Potidaea by short marches, ravaging the country as he
advanced. While Callias the Athenian general and his colleagues dispatched the
Macedonian horse and a few of the allies to Olynthus, to prevent any
movement being made from that quarter, the Athenians themselves broke
up their camp and marched against Potidaea. This was the first
cause of the war that Corinth had against the Athenians, viz., that
they had fought against them with the Corcyraeans in time of treaty. Any who were not
prepared to sail at once might, by paying down the sum of fifty
Corinthian drachmae, have a share in the colony without leaving
Corinth. The Corcyraeans were in
their camp at Leukimme, when these twenty ships from Athens, under
the command of Glaucon, the son of Leagrus, and Andocides, son of
Leogoras, bore on through the corpses and the wrecks, and sailed up
to the camp, not long after they were sighted. He
managed this with the help of Gongylus, an Eretrian, whom he had
placed in charge of Byzantium and the prisoners. Formerly, even in the Olympic
contests, the athletes who contended wore belts across their middles;
and it is but a few years since that the practice ceased. 17 Again, wherever
there were tyrants, their habit of providing simply for themselves,
of looking solely to their personal comfort and family
aggrandizement, made safety the great aim of their policy, and
prevented anything great proceeding from them; though they would each
have their affairs with their immediate neighbours. Vote
therefore, Lacedaemonians, for war, as the honour of Sparta demands,
and neither allow the further aggrandizement of Athens, nor betray
our allies to ruin, but with the gods let us advance against the
aggressors.". He
had been made an enemy by the Athenians entering into alliance with
his brother Philip and Derdas, who were in league against him. Thucydides traces the development of Athenian power through the growth of the Athenian empire in the years 479 BC to 432 BC in book one of the History (1.89–118). After the battle the Athenians set up a
trophy, and gave back their dead to the Potidaeans under truce. The right wing of the Corinthians suffered
most. Unable to persuade them, and desirous of acting on the next
alternative, and of having things outside in the best posture
possible, he eluded the guardships of the Athenians and sailed out. Urged by the taunts of the elders in
their city, the Corinthians made their preparations, and about twelve
days afterwards came and set up their trophy as victors. Not that they really hoped to succeed in procuring
this; they rather thought to create a prejudice against him in the
eyes of his countrymen from the feeling that the war would be partly
caused by his misfortune. For the pirates used to plunder one another, and
indeed all coast populations, whether seafaring or not. Whether
the grand festival that was meant was in Attica or elsewhere was a
question which he never thought of, and which the oracle did not
offer to solve. But Archidamus, the Lacedaemonian
king, came forward, who had the reputation of being at once a wise
and a moderate man, and made the following speech: "I have not lived so long, Lacedaemonians, without having had the
experience of many wars, and I see those among you of the same age as
myself, who will not fall into the common misfortune of longing for
war from inexperience or from a belief in its advantage and its
safety. Is it in our ships? Now if your
intentions are to prevent us sailing to Corcyra, or anywhere else
that we may wish, and if you are for breaking the treaty, first take
us that are here and treat us as enemies." They arrived in Thrace
forty days after the revolt of Potidaea. And if I had thought that I could persuade you, I would
have bid you go out and lay them waste with your own hands, and show
the Peloponnesians that this at any rate will not make you submit. In the face of this great danger, the command
of the confederate Hellenes was assumed by the Lacedaemonians in
virtue of their superior power; and the Athenians, having made up
their minds to abandon their city, broke up their homes, threw
themselves into their ships, and became a naval people. But do not lay
down the principle that defection is to be patronized. They were also willing to refer the matter to the oracle
at Delphi. Not only is the
straightest path generally speaking the wisest; but the coming of the
war, which the Corcyraeans have used as a bugbear to persuade you to
do wrong, is still uncertain, and it is not worth while to be carried
away by it into gaining the instant and declared enmity of Corinth. Their bodies they spend ungrudgingly in their
country's cause; their intellect they jealously husband to be
employed in her service. An
assembly was convoked, and the rival advocates appeared: the
Corcyraeans spoke as follows: 32 "Athenians! This decision of the
assembly, judging that the treaty had been broken, was made in the
fourteenth year of the thirty years' truce, which was entered into
after the affair of Euboea. Nor were the Corinthians on the mainland without their
allies. Summoning the allies, they told them that their
opinion was that Athens had been guilty of injustice, but that they
wished to convoke all the allies and put it to the vote; in order
that they might make war, if they decided to do so, on a common
resolution. The route by sea, across the
Crissaean Gulf, exposed them to the risk of being stopped by the
Athenian fleet; that across Geraneia seemed scarcely safe, the
Athenians holding Megara and Pegae. In a
struggle with Peloponnesians and neighbours our strength is of the
same character, and it is possible to move swiftly on the different
points. Seeing the Corcyraeans hard pressed, the
Athenians began at length to assist them more unequivocally. Its contents were as follows: "I, Themistocles, am
come to you, who did your house more harm than any of the Hellenes,
when I was compelled to defend myself against your father's invasion-
harm, however, far surpassed by the good that I did him during his
retreat, which brought no danger for me but much for him. There we have a far greater
deficiency. And it was not we who set the example, for it has
always been law that the weaker should be subject to the stronger. Now if these assaults on the
rights of Hellas had been made in the dark, you might be unacquainted
with the facts, and it would be our duty to enlighten you. After compelling the Phocians to restore the town on
conditions, they began their retreat. The means will be, first, the
acquisition of allies, Hellenic or barbarian it matters not, so long
as they are an accession to our strength naval or pecuniary- I say
Hellenic or barbarian, because the odium of such an accession to all
who like us are the objects of the designs of the Athenians is taken
away by the law of self-preservation- and secondly the development of
our home resources. Again, the earliest sea-fight in history was between the
Corinthians and Corcyraeans; this was about two hundred and sixty
years ago, dating from the same time. 41 "This then is what
Hellenic law entitles us to demand as a right. He observes in considerable detail the way in which the fortunes of war … He was willing to be himself one of those who
remained. But the violence of Pausanias had already begun to be
disagreeable to the Hellenes, particularly to the Ionians and the
newly liberated populations. Of all the causes of
defection, that connected with arrears of tribute and vessels, and
with failure of service, was the chief; for the Athenians were very
severe and exacting, and made themselves offensive by applying the
screw of necessity to men who were not used to and in fact not
disposed for any continuous labour. So that if we strike the average of the
largest and smallest ships, the number of those who sailed will
appear inconsiderable, representing, as they did, the whole force of
Hellas. You must also remember that your
decision is for Athens no less than Corcyra, and that you are not
making the best provision for her interests, if at a time when you
are anxiously scanning the horizon that you may be in readiness for
the breaking out of the war which is all but upon you, you hesitate
to attach to your side a place whose adhesion or estrangement is
alike pregnant with the most vital consequences. Now was the time that the office of
"Treasurers for Hellas" was first instituted by the Athenians. Indeed, they could not unite for this expedition till they had
gained increased familiarity with the sea. Thus they toil on in trouble and danger all the days of their life,
with little opportunity for enjoying, being ever engaged in getting:
their only idea of a holiday is to do what the occasion demands, and
to them laborious occupation is less of a misfortune than the peace
of a quiet life. If they march against our country we will
sail against theirs, and it will then be found that the desolation of
the whole of Attica is not the same as that of even a fraction of
Peloponnese; for they will not be able to supply the deficiency
except by a battle, while we have plenty of land both on the islands
and the continent. Such was the end of the great expedition of
the Athenians and their allies to Egypt. Such was
the Corcyraean formation. Another HTML version, with no numeration, but with each chapter as an
individual document if you prefer this, is available at the
Internet
Classics Archive from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Reinforced afterwards by forty ships from Athens, and
twenty-five Chian and Lesbian vessels, the Athenians landed, and
having the superiority by land invested the city with three walls; it
was also invested from the sea. The advantages of this course, as we premised in the
beginning of our speech, are many. In 430, the second year of the Peloponnesian War, he caught and survived the horrible plague which he described so graphically. (chapters 1 through 17) Here Begins Book II of Thucydides' History of the Peloponnesian War, Being the Continuation of the Narative from Book I. So they resolved to remain in Boeotia, and to
consider which would be the safest line of march. Could there be a clearer guarantee of our good faith than is
offered by the fact that the power which is at enmity with you is
also at enmity with us, and that that power is fully able to punish
defection? Meanwhile the
Phocians made an expedition against Doris, the old home of the
Lacedaemonians, containing the towns of Boeum, Kitinium, and Erineum. 4 pages "Here, at least, let your procrastination end. But the old towns, on
account of the great prevalence of piracy, were built away from the
sea, whether on the islands or the continent, and still remain in
their old sites. They had before on their own account canvassed the cities in detail
to induce them to vote for the war, in the fear that it might come
too late to save Potidaea; they were present also on this occasion,
and came forward the last, and made the following speech: "Fellow allies, we can no longer accuse the Lacedaemonians of
having failed in their duty: they have not only voted for war
themselves, but have assembled us here for that purpose. Everywhere tumult reigned, the battle
being one scene of confusion; meanwhile the Athenian ships, by coming
up to the Corcyraeans whenever they were pressed, served to alarm the
enemy, though their commanders could not join in the battle from fear
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