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    Battle near Sardis

    event · 2 works · 2 mentions · 2 anchored passages

    battle of the Pactolus · captured their camp · neighbourhood of Sardis · the battle near Sardis · the charge of the cavalry

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    the battle near Sardis1 mention

    Hellenica (Greek)

    Now the Persians met the attack of the cavalry;
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    in the texts

    AgesilausClassical · Greek

    Agesilaus' victory over Persian cavalry near Sardis after a rapid march and sacrificial preparation.

    The Greeks followed up their success and captured their camp.
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    in accordance with his notice he marched straight to the neighbourhood of Sardis;
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    The cavalry, meantime, catching sight of the Greek camp-followers plundering in scattered bands, killed a large number of them.
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    HellenicaClassical · Greek

    The pitched engagement near Sardis in which Agesilaus routs Tissaphernes's cavalry by combining phalanx, peltasts, and cavalry in a coordinated attack, capturing a rich camp including camels later brought back to Greece.

    Now the Persians met the attack of the cavalry;
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    Then Agesilaus, aware that the infantry of the enemy was not yet at hand, while on his side none of the arms which had been made ready was missing, deemed it a fit time to join battle if he could.
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    And their commander told the leader of the baggage-train to cross the Pactolus river and encamp, while the horsemen themselves, getting sight of the camp-followers on the side of the Greeks, scattered for plunder, killed a large number of them.
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