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Yes, that is most likely.Athenian
For they all, I fancy, felt as it were still ringing in their ears a dread of going down from the highlands to the plains.Clinias
Of course.Athenian
And because there were so few of them round about in those days, were they not delighted to see one another, but for the fact that means of transport, whereby they might visit one another by sea or land, had practically all perished along with the arts? Hence intercourse, I imagine, was not very easy.
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