...respective republics, which remains reported by Xenophon, thus : ' I will abide by the terms of the peace ' which the king sent, and by the decrees of...the ' Athenians and their allies; and if any state, ' partaking in this oath, shall be attacked, I will ' assist it with all my strength.' This congress...

...Antalcidas. The congress met, attended by ministers from nearly every state of Greece ; the Athenians proposed, and the meeting approved an oath to this...their own. The Mantineian people, now considering Lacedœmon as barred from interfering, decreed that they would reassemble in one city, which should...

...its terms, when this oath was proposed, " I will abide by the terms of peace laid down by the king, and by the decrees of the Athenians and their allies, and if any state should attack a city included in this treaty, I will aid and assist it with all my strength." All subscribed...

...Antalcidas. The congress met, attended by ministers from nearly every state of Greece; the Athenians proposed, and the meeting approved an oath to this...to the independence of some subjects of their own. Rnmion of the Mantintiant. The Mantineian people, now considering Lacedœmon as barred from interfering,...

...was to ratify the compact was thus expressed : " I will abide by the treaty sent down by the king, and by the decrees of the Athenians and their allies, and if an attack be made on any of the states which take this oath, I will succour it with all my might."...

...was to ratify the compact was thus expressed : " I will abide by the treaty sent down by the king, and by the decrees of the Athenians and their allies, and if an attack be made on any of the states which take this oath, I will succour it with all my might."...