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    Mantineans

    group · 4 works · 13 mentions · 29 anchored passages

    the Mantineans · Mantinea · city of the Mantineans · men of Mantinea

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    the Mantineans“Mantinea”2 mentions

    History of the Peloponnesian War (Greek)

    And of the Mantineans many were slain, but of the picked Argives the great majority escaped.
    chapter 5

    in the texts

    History of the Peloponnesian WarClassical · Greek

    A Peloponnesian contingent at Olpae distinguished for its discipline in battle and retreat, and specially spared under Demosthenes's secret truce.

    Afterwards, however, they let the Mantineans and Peloponnesians go away, but killed the Ambraciots.
    chapter 3
    and many of them were killed, while they hurried on without any order, excepting the Mantineans, who kept their ranks best of all the army during the retreat.
    chapter 3
    but Demosthenes and his Acarnanian colleagues secretly granted one to the Mantineans, and Menedaeus and the other Peloponnesian commanders, to retreat with all speed;
    chapter 3

    HellenicaClassical · Greek

    People of Mantinea punished by Lacedaemon and divided into villages.

    And the Mantineans for a time tried to prop it up with timbers, and sought contrivances to prevent the tower from falling;
    chapter 5
    Thus ended the affair of the Mantineans, whereby men were made wiser in this point at least — not to let a river run through city walls.
    chapter 5
    And although they hated them, nevertheless they kept their hands off them more easily than did the Mantineans belonging to the aristocratic party.
    chapter 5

    The HistoriesClassical · Greek

    Greek allies who arrive at Plataea after the battle is over, are devastated at missing it, wish to pursue Artabazus's fleeing Medes, and later banish their own leaders for the delay.

    So when they returned to their own land, the Mantineans banished the leaders of their army from the country.
    chapter 9
    When they heard that those Medes with Artabazus were fleeing, they would have pursued them as far as Thessaly.
    chapter 3
    Upon learning that they had come too late for the battle, they were extremely upset and said that they ought to punish themselves for that.
    chapter 9

    On the PeaceClassical · Greek

    The people of Mantinea, described as displaced by Spartan action.

    Did they not rob the Eleans of part of their territory, did they not lay waste the land of the Corinthians, did they not disperse the Mantineans from their homes, did they not reduce the Phliasians by siege, and did they not invade the country of the Argives, never ceasing from their depredations upon the rest of the world and so bringing upon themselves the disaster at Leuctra?
    on the peace