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[23] But on my part I shall be able to tell of this person1 three things so grave in their enormity that each deed is worthy of death. First, for payment received, he raised a revolution in Boeotia, and deprived us of that alliance; second, he surrendered our ships2 and confronted the city with the problem of its safety;

1 Thrasybulus.

2 In a fight at the Hellespont, 387 B.C. Cf. Xen. Hell. 5.1.27.

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