118 ; the Olynthians send an em-



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bassy to, to sue for peace, ib, 26,
p. 119; "the state of, was quite as
little cognisant of the attempt of
Sphodrias as they themselves," the
ambassadors protested (B.C. 378),
ib. iv. 24, p. 125 ; Agesilaus con-
veyed home on a litter to (b.c. 376),
ib. 58, p. 134 ; the allies meet in,
ib. 60, p. 125 ; the Phocians send
an embassy to, and Polydamas of
Pharsalus arrives to address the
general assembly of (B.C. 375-374).
VT, i. I foil., p. 137 ; the Athenians
send to, and conclude a peace (b. c.
374), ib. ii. I, p. 144 ; Mnasippus
taltes troops from, and other forces
(B.C. 373), and sails for Corcyra,
ib. s, p. 144 ; embassy from Athens
to conclude peace at (b.c. 372), ib.
iii. 2, p. 152 ; the Athenians rigidly
carry out the terms of the solemn
undertaking at (B.C. 371), ib. iv.
i, p. 158 ; a messenger with news
of the disaster at Leuctra reaches,
on the last day of the gymno-
paediae, ib. 16, p. 162 ; Agesilaus
undertakes that the walls of Man-
tinea shall be rebuilt with the
sanction of, and without cost, ib.
V. 4, p. 170 ; the party of Stasippus
in Tegea banished to (b. c. 370), ib.
