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Panegyricus

Isocrates · Parte 118

[118] that they not only ceased from making expeditions against us, but even endured to see their own territory laid waste;[107] and we brought their power so low, for all that they had once sailed the sea with twelve hundred ships, that they launched no ship of war this side of Phaselis[108] but remained inactive and waited on more favorable times rather than trust in the forces which they then possessed.