Sicyonians, the, fifteen hundred of, at
"the Nemea," IV. ii. 16, p. 50 ; rally
to help L^edaemon after ' ' Leuc-
tra, " VI. iv. i8, p. 163; engagement
between, and the troops of Diony-
sius, VII. i. 22, p. 192 ; fortify
Thyamia against Phlius, ib. ii. i,
p. 201 ; and Pellenians march
against Phlius, ib. 11 foil., p. 204
foil. ; the Phliasians capture Thyamia
from, ib. 20, p. 206 ; Aeneas and
the, aristocrats, ib. iii. 1, p. 208,;
the, with the Arcadians recapture
their harbour (B.C. 366), ib. iv. i,
p. 212.
Sidon, in Phoenicia, Ages, ii, 30, p.
254-

Sidus, in Corinthia, taken by Praxitas
(b,c, 392), IV. iv. 13, p. 62 ; re-
taken by Iphicrates (B.C, 390), ib.
V. 19, p. 70.
Sisyphus, nickname of Dercylidas, III.
i. 8, p. 4.
Socleides, the Spartan, slain, VII. iv.
19, p. 218.
Sosias, a Thracian, Rev. iv. 14, p.
337-

Sparta, both kings should not be
absent from, at one moment, V. iii.
10, p. IIS ; needs such soldiers as
Sphodrias, ib. iv. 32 foil., p. 127;
the road to, VII. i. 28, p. 195 ; ib.
ii. 3, p. 203 ; ib. v. 9, p. 228. See
Pol. Lac. i. I, p, 29s a.nd. passim.
Spartan, the, troops with Agesilaus in
his Arcadian campaign (b.c. 370-
369), VI. V. 21, p. 17s ; the, war-
riors defend the city, ib. 28, p. 178 ;
Geranor the polemarch, a, slain at
Asinfe of Laconia (b.c. 368), VII.
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i. 25, p. 193 ; the, Socleides with
the Eleians (b.c. 365), VII. iv. 19,
p. 218.
