Herodotus: A New and Literal Version from the Text of Baehr; With a Geographical and General Index (Classic Reprint)

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Know of that subjected some of the Greeks to the payment of tribute, and formed alliances with others. He subdued the Ionians and Eolians, and the Dorians settled in Asia, and he formed an alliance with the Lacednmonians; but before the reign of Cmus all the Greeks were free; for the incursion of the Cimmerians8 into Ionia, which was before the time of Crcesus, was not for the purpose of subjecting states, but an irruption for plunder. 7. The government, which formerly.

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