...Tyf/iow vfiv, Thuc. VII. 18. I. 71. The Corinthian orator determined what part of that was requiredl. In like manner the supplies in money and stores were regularly appointed u ; so that an army, with all its equipment, could be collected by a simple summons. But agricultural...

...§ 701. || apvuptov pi]T<5v. " The highest amount (among the Peloponnesians) which each state would be called on to supply, was fixed once for all, and...could be collected by a single summons." Müll. Dor. ip 198. 0. \\ tToi(ja£tiv, sc. iirtTa-xfit]. || та т" oXXa, in otlier respects ; since even the...

...state would be called on to supply was fixed once for all. The supplies in money and stores were also regularly appointed, so that an army with all its...collected by a single summons.' — Müll. Dor, i. 198. Thirlwall says, ' If Sparta determined the amount of the contributions required by extraordinary...

...fixed once for all, and it was only on each particular occasion to be determined what part of that was required. In like manner the supplies in money...regularly appointed ; so that an army, with all its equipment, could be collected by a simple summons. But agricultural labour, festivals, and the natural...

...fixed once for all, and it •was only on each particular occasion to be determined what part of that was required. In like manner the supplies in money...regularly appointed ; so that an army, with all its equipment, could be collected by a simple summons. But agricultural labour, festivals, and the natural...