Примери за използване на Lacedaemon на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Therefore Apocaucus sent people to Lacedaemon and supplicated the saint to come4….
He sent demands for earth everywhere except to Athens and Lacedaemon.
Scedasus repaired to Lacedaemon, but meeting with no justice returned to Leuctra and committed suicide.
The mother of this Triphylus was not Erato, but Laodameia, the daughter of Amyclas,king of Lacedaemon.
He had archers from Crete and Lacedaemon, from Pontus and Syria and the other states, to the number of three thousand;
Otherwise it will be obvious that the poet speaks of their arrival at Lacedaemon from Lacedaemon! .
Likewise at Lacedaemon, even the women were not allowed to spin or weave that they might not detract from their nobility.”.
When the sons of Achaios came to power in Argos and Lacedaemon, the inhabitants of these towns came to be called Achaeans.
When Lacedaemon was at war with Mantineia, Epaminondas is said to have been sent with certain others from Thebes to help the Lacedaemonians.
The inscription declares that the distance from Olympia to another slab at Lacedaemon is six hundred and sixty furlongs.
Odysseus endured it for a time, but at last he bade Penelope either to accompany him willingly, or else,if she preferred her father, to go back to Lacedaemon.
When Archander and Architeles the sons of Achaeus came to power in Argos and Lacedaemon, the inhabitants of these towns came to be called Achaeans.
The Lacedaemonians, however, say that the Graces are two, andthat they were instituted by Lacedaemon, son of Taygete, who gave them the names of Cleta and Phaenna.
Accordingly it made no difference to him whether he said"a friend had given him when he met him in Lacedaemon" or"these twain met in Messenê.".
He had archers, three thousand in number, from Crete(and) Lacedaemon, from Pontus and Syria and other states, two cohorts of slingers of six hundred men(each) and seven thousand cavalrymen.
Opis is represented as killed in the fighting, andon his prostrate body stand the hero Taras and Phalanthus of Lacedaemon, near whom is a dolphin.
Then comes the help they gave the Messenians in their struggle against Lacedaemon, and they also took part in the action at Plataea against the Persians.8.
Since some critics write290 Lacedaemon"Ketoessan" and others"Kaietaessan," the question is asked, how should we interpret"Ketoessa," whether as derived from"Ketê,"291 or as meaning"large,"292 which seems to be more plausible.
He was king of the country which he called after his own name, Lacedaemon, while he gave to his capital the name of his wife, Sparta.
But when reports came that the Spartans in the city were marching to a man to the help of their countrymen at Leuctra, Epaminondas allowed his enemy to depart under a truce,saying that it would be better for the Boeotians to shift the war from Boeotia to Lacedaemon.
P147 8 Homer makes it clear that both the country andthe city are called by the same name, Lacedaemon(and when I say"country" I include Messenia with Laconia).
At the time of the Laconian war,when Charillus king of Lacedaemon made the first invasion, the women armed themselves and lay in ambush under the hill they call today Phylactris(Sentry Hill).
It is said also that when Lysander was besieging Aphytis in Pallene Ammon appeared by night anddeclared that it would be better for him and for Lacedaemon if they ceased from warring against Aphytis.
He also lived in Tavropol, serving Artemis,and from there he went to Lacedaemon, where he learned to use various sorceries and obsession to call the dead out of the graves and made them speak.
Shortly afterwards Titus, the Roman commander in Greece, and Diophanes, the son of Diaeus, a Megalopolitan who had been elected general of the Achaeans,attacked Lacedaemon, accusing the Lacedaemonians of rebellion against the Romans.
And so Aristotle says they did him less honour at Lacedaemon after his death than he deserved, although, he has a temple there, and they offer sacrifices yearly to him as to a god.
Meanwhile the Potidaeans sent envoys to Athens on the chance of persuading them to take no new steps in their matters;they also went to Lacedaemon with the Corinthians to secure support in case of need.
When Icarius gave Penelope in marriage to Odysseus,he tried to make Odysseus himself settle in Lacedaemon, but failing in the attempt, he next besought his daughter to remain behind, and when she was setting forth to Ithaca he followed the chariot, begging her to stay.
When the Spartans asked the oracle about this war when it broke out,the Pythia had foretold that either Lacedaemon would be destroyed by the barbarians or their king would be killed.
For he too was stoned by the Arcadians,who discovered that he had received bribes from Lacedaemon, and that the Messenian disaster at the Great Ditch was caused by the treachery of Aristocrates.