Examples of using Cleon in English and their translations into Serbian
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There's Cleon.
When?- When Cleon was diggin' the hole.
It's Uncle Cleon.
Cleon has a busy mind and busy hands.
Austin Cleon.
Cleon, pull over at the next pay phone.
Oh, shit, Cleon!
Cleon"Slammin"' Salmon is still the Heavyweight Champion of the World.
Ain't that right, Cleon?
You all know Cleon of Salamis.
Hey, it's Uncle Cleon.
Cleon and Demosthenes called back their forces, wanting to take the remaining Spartans alive.
Medical advice, Cleon.
Cleon fell in battle, and Eunus was captured, but he died before he could be punished.
Handle your business, Cleon.
Cleon fell in battle, and Eunus was made prisoner, but died before he could be brought to punishment.
Man, that nigger Cleon crazy.
We got this one wild-ass brother out here named Cleon.".
Been lookin' for one of these since Cleon and I got here in'66.
Both had personal conflicts with Cleon, andTheKnights is a satirical, allegorical comedy that doesn't even mention Cleon by name.
Just tell me one thing, Cleon.
In his time satire targeted top politicians, like Cleon, and religion, at the time headed by Zeus.
Ancient sources mention Cleon, a rising and dynamic protagonist of the Athenian political scene during the war, as the public prosecutor in Pericles' trial.
Second, after Athens had completely defeated the Peloponnesian fleetin the BattleofSphacteria and Sparta could only beg for peace on almost any terms, Cleon persuaded the Athenians to reject the peace offer.
Both Brasidas, the leading Spartan general, and Cleon, the leading politician in Athens, were killed at Amphipolis.
Three years later, Cleon and his Spartan counterpart Brasidas were killed at the BattleofAmphipolis, enabling a restoration of peace that lasted until the outbreak of the Second PeloponnesianWar.
When the armistice ended in 422, Cleon arrived in Thrace with a force of 30 ships, 1,200 hoplites, and 300 cavalry, along with many other troops from Athens' allies.
Cleon, like many demagogues who came after him, constantly advocated brutality in order to demonstrate strength, and argued that compassion was a sign of weakness that would only be exploited by enemies.
First, after the failed revolt by the city of Mytilene, Cleon persuaded the Athenians to slaughter not just the Mytilenean prisoners, but every man in the city, and to sell their wives and children as slaves.
Cleon Skousen wrote in his book The Naked Communist that one of the communists' 45 goals is to“capture one or both of the political parties in the United States,” and this is achieved through such an operation.