Scaife ATLAS

Funeral Oration (65)

urn:cts:greekLit:tlg0540.tlg002.perseus-eng2:65

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By the conspicuous greatness and nobility of their conduct they justified the claim that the former disasters of the city were due to no remissness of theirs, nor to the valor of the enemy; for if they proved able, after internal dissensions and despite the presence of the Peloponnesians and their other enemies, to return to their own place, unanimity would clearly have made it an easy matter for them to make war on their foes.

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