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Portrait of Diodorus Siculus Diodorus Siculus The Historical Library of Diodorus the Sicilian… (1814)

In Cyprus, Evagoras of Salamis, a man of a noble family, (for he was descended from the founders of that city) , who was then some time before expelled the city by a sedition, (but returned not long after) , with a small number of men, his confederates, drove Abdemon the Tyrian, petit-prince of Salamis, (a friend and ally of the king of Persia) , out of the city, the greatest and richest city of Cyprus, but in a short time after, growing rich, he raised an army, and purposed to bring the whole island under his dominion.
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Portrait of Diodorus Siculus Diodorus Siculus The Historical Library of Diodorus the Sicilian… (1814)

At this time they of Rhodes that sides with the Lacedæmonians expelled all the citizens that favoured the Athenians; and, when they got together in arms to defend their interest, the Lacedæmonian confederates routed them with the slaughter of many, and proscribed all the rest that made their escape; and because they were afraid lest the citizens should be contriving upon some innovations, they sent for aid from Lacedæmon.
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