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    The Atlas·Events

    the death and burial of Agesilaus

    event · 2 works · 2 mentions · 3 anchored passages

    brought home · buried with royal ceremony · death · died · eternal resting-place · funeral rites · his death

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    Agesilaus' death and burial1 mention

    Agesilaus (Greek)

    he was still a bountiful benefactor of the state when he was brought home to be laid in his eternal resting-place, and, having raised up monuments of his virtue throughout the world, was buried with royal ceremony in his own land.
    chapter 11

    in the texts

    AgesilausImperial · Greek

    Agesilaus's death abroad and the special Spartan custom of returning a king's body home for burial.

    So the Spartans who were with Agesilaüs enclosed his dead body in melted wax, since they had no honey, and carried it back to Lacedaemon.
    chapter 40
    Here he died, at the age of eighty-four years.
    chapter 40

    AgesilausClassical · Greek

    Agesilaus' death in old age and his return home for royal burial, framed as a fitting end to a life of service and glory.

    he was still a bountiful benefactor of the state when he was brought home to be laid in his eternal resting-place, and, having raised up monuments of his virtue throughout the world, was buried with royal ceremony in his own land.
    chapter 11
    And, in the second place, what theme is less appropriate to a dirge than a life of fame and a death well-timed?
    chapter 10
    Whose removal brought such welcome relief to the enemy as the death of Agesilaus, despite his years?
    chapter 11