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    Megalopolitans

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    For the People of MegalopolisClassical · Greek

    The inhabitants of Megalopolis, seeking or eligible for Athenian alliance against Spartan pressure.

    But further, with regard to any acts which they say the Megalopolitans have committed for the sake of the Thebans somewhat against your interests, it is ridiculous to make these now the count of an indictment, but when they want to become friends and make you some reparation, to look askance at them and devise means of preventing this, and not to realize that the more zealous they show themselves …
    ch. 1
    Now those who seem to argue most fairly demand of the Megalopolitans that they shall destroy the pillars that record their treaty with the Thebans, if they are to be our trusted allies.
    ch. 1
    If the Megalopolitans, though peace is secured for them, still cling to the Theban alliance, it will of course be obvious to all that they prefer the ambition of Thebes to the claims of justice;
    ch. 1

    On the PeaceClassical · Greek

    A Peloponnesian people grouped with other opponents of Lacedaemonian policy.

    For if the Argives and Messenians and Megalopolitans, and other Peloponnesians who side with them, quarrel with us because of our embassy to Sparta and because they think that we have some interest in Lacedaemonian policy;
    on the peace

    HellenicaClassical · Greek

    Citizens of Megalopolis, named among the Arcadian communities supporting Epaminondas.

    These were the Tegeans, the Megalopolitans, the Aseans, the Pallantians, and whatever cities were constrained to adopt this course for the reason that they were small and surrounded by these others.
    book 7