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46.
While these events were going on, Eurymedon
and Sophocles had put to sea with the Athenian fleet from Pylos on their way
to Sicily, and arriving at Corcyra, joined the townsmen in an expedition
against the party established on Mount Istone, who had crossed over, as I
have mentioned, after the revolution, and become masters of the country, to
the great hurt of the inhabitants.
[2]
Their stronghold having been taken by an attack, the garrison took refuge
in a body upon some high ground and there capitulated, agreeing to give up
their mercenary auxiliaries, lay down their arms, and commit themselves to
the discretion of the Athenian people.
[3]
The generals carried them across under truce to the island of Ptychia, to
be kept in custody until they could be sent to Athens, upon the
understanding that if any were caught running away, all would lose the
benefit of the treaty.
[4]
Meanwhile the leaders of the Corcyraean commons, afraid that the Athenians
might spare the lives of the prisoners, had recourse to the following
stratagem.
[5]
They gained over some few men on the island by secretly sending friends
with instructions to provide them with a boat, and to tell them, as if for
their own sakes, that they had best escape as quickly as possible, as the
Athenian generals were going to give them up to the Corcyraean people.
Thucydides. The Peloponnesian War. London, J. M. Dent; New York, E. P. Dutton. 1910.
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