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    Boeotia

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    Boeotians · Boeotian · Boeotian territory · neighbouring cities of Boeotia · other Boeotians · the Boeotians' · the affairs of Boeotia

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    History of the Peloponnesian WarClassical · Greek

    The region containing Thebes and Plataea, and the route by which the Peloponnesian army withdraws from Attica.

    while the Peloponnesians, after staying in Attica the time for which they had provisions, retired through Boeotia, (not by the same way they had made their inroad,) and passing by Oropus ravaged the Piraic territory, as it is called, which the Oropians inhabit as subjects of the Athenians.
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    in the sixth month after the battle at Potidaea, and in the beginning of spring, rather more than three hundred men of the Thebans, (led by Pythangelus, son of Phylidas, and Diemporus, son of Onetorides, Boeotarchs,) about the first watch entered with their arms into Plataea, a town of Boeotia, which was in alliance with the Athenians.
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    It was at that time also that the Numerous earthquakes happened at Athens, Euboea, and Boeotia, particularly at Orchomenos in the last-named country.
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    HellenicaClassical · Greek

    The region containing Thebes and Haliartus, invaded by the Lacedaemonian army under Pausanias and later abandoned after the truce.

    The Lacedaemonians welcomed these conditions, and were ready, after taking up their dead, to depart from Boeotia.
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    And in fact the Lacedaemonians did not longer delay, but Pausanias the king marched into Boeotia with the troops from home and those from Peloponnesus except the Corinthians, who refused to accompany them.
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    When he was at the entrance to Boeotia, the sun seemed to appear crescent-shaped, and word was brought to him that the Lacedaemonians had been defeated in the naval battle and the admiral, Peisander, had been killed.
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    On the CrownClassical · Greek

    Region associated with Thebes and threatened by war calculations.

    —I am not ignorant of the policy which you have adopted towards us from the first, nor of your efforts to win over the Thessalians and Thebans, and the Boeotians as well.
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    They proved, as they thought, that, if their advice were taken, cattle, slaves, and other loot from Attica would come into Boeotia, whereas the result of the proposals they expected from us would be that Boeotia would be ravaged by the war.
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    that, instead of the seat of war being in Attica, it was seven hundred furlongs away on the far side of Boeotia;
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    The HistoriesClassical · Greek

    The region of central Greece traversed by the main Persian army on its way to Athens, largely loyal to Persia but the site of the burning of Thespiae and Plataea.

    The greater and stronger part of the host marched with Xerxes himself towards Athens and broke into the territory of Orchomenus in Boeotia.
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    The army with Xerxes had made its way through Boeotia and burnt the city of the Thespians, who had abandoned it and gone to the Peloponnese, and Plataea likewise.
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    therefore, before he comes into Attica, now is the time for us to march first into Boeotia.
    chapter 8

    On the False EmbassyClassical · Greek

    Greek region including Thebes, Thespiae, and Plataea.

    He passed over all that, and declared explicitly that before his return he had persuaded Philip to deliver the Phocians, to repopulate Boeotia, and to put the whole business into your hands;
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    He offered you a calculation that, thanks to his diplomacy, without leaving your homes, without any campaigning or worry, within two or three days you would hear the news of the beleaguerment of Thebes, independently of the rest of Boeotia, of the repopulation of Thespiae and Plataea, and of the recovery of Apollo’s treasure, not from the Phocians, but from the Thebans, who had planned the seizure of the temple.
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    forgot that, with the Thebans not only holding all Boeotia but in possession of the territory of Phocis, it was a very odd thing for a man, who had solemnly announced that the Thebans had set a price upon his head, to walk straight into the middle of Thebes and the Theban encampment.
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    On the EmbassyClassical · Greek

    The region containing Thebes and the ruined Boeotian towns whose restoration Aeschines says he urged.

    While I was with Philip I demanded—and when I returned to you I reported that I thought it right—that Thebes should be Boeotian, and not Boeotia, Theban.
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    When I had read all this, I solemnly declared that in my opinion it was not right that we should overlook the fact that the cities in Boeotia were lying in ruins.
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    Then the people of Orchomenus were in exceeding fear, and had begged for peace, on condition that their lives should be spared and they be allowed to go forth from Boeotia;
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    On the Peace with SpartaClassical · Greek

    The region/federation whose war and peace with Sparta over Orchomenus parallels Athens' own situation.

    today, after the loss of thousands of lives, after the devastation of a large part of her territory, after heavy public and private expenditure, which is now a dead loss, after four years of fighting, Boeotia is recognizing the independence of Orchomenus and making peace, thereby rendering her sufferings useless, as by acknowledging the independence of Orchomenus at the outset she need never have gone to war at all.
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    On the Nature of the GodsHellenistic · Latin

    A region of Greece where land was exempted from tax as belonging to the immortal gods, disputed by Roman tax-farmers

    Our tax-farmers, indeed, when there were in Boeotia lands exempted by the censor's law as belonging to the immortal gods, denied that any were immortal who had once been men.
    book 3

    Against AristocratesClassical · Greek

    Mainland region used to explain Chalcis' strategic position.

    Indeed by its situation the city of the Cardians occupies a position in the Chersonesus in relation to Thrace analogous to the position of Chalcis in Euboea in relation to Boeotia.
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    Against LacritusClassical · Greek

    Region associated with Cephisodotus.

    Phormio of Peiraeus, Cephisodotus of Boeotia, Heliodorus of Pitthus.
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    Theodotus, privileged alien, Charinus, son of Epichares, of Leuconium, Phormio, son of Ctephisophon, of Peiraeus, Cephisodotus of Boeotia and Heliodorus of Pitthus depose that they were present when Androcles lent to Artemo three thousand drachmae in silver, and that they know they deposited the agreement with Archenomides of Anagyrus.
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    Fourth PhilippicClassical · Greek

    Region used by Philip to win or mislead the Thebans.

    It would not have been safe at Thebes, until he gave them back Boeotia and wiped out the Phocians.
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    the Thebans he is now misleading, having handed over Boeotia to them and relieved them of a long and trying war.
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    On the ChersoneseClassical · Greek

    A Greek region given by Philip to the Thebans in the speaker's account.

    It would not have been safe at Thebes, until he gave them back Boeotia and wiped out the Phocians.
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    the Thebans he is now misleading, having handed over Boeotia to them and relieved them of a long and trying war.
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    OrationsImperial · Greek

    Greek region named in Diogenes' hypothetical scenario of universal scarcity that would not affect his way of life.

    And if all the houses should fall by an earthquake, as once at Sparta, and all the sheep should perish, so that none had clothing in plenty, and not only Attica but Boeotia too and the Peloponnese and Thessaly should be overtaken by want, as they say happened once before, I shall live no worse nor more in want.
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    The Rights of War and PeaceRenaissance · English

    Region whose boundaries were the subject of Brasidas's evasive redefinition.

    The cavil of Brasidas therefore is highly abominable, who, promising that he would evacuate the Boeotian territory, said he did not consider that as Boeotian territory, which he occupied with his army;
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    Funeral OrationClassical · Greek

    The region in central Greece where Leosthenes fought his first battle of the campaign.

    the fact that the earlier battle was fought in Boeotia.
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    After raising a mercenary force he took command of the citizen army and defeated the first opponents of Greek freedom, the Boeotians, Macedonians and Euboeans, together with their other allies, in battle in Boeotia.
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    PlataicusClassical · Greek

    The region and its peoples implicated in Theban rule and alliance politics.

    Or are they on friendly terms with the other Boeotians, whom they not only attempt to rule without warrant of justice, but have also in some instances razed their walls and have dispossessed others of their territory?
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    Accordingly, to these Thebans no plea is left, such is the magnitude of their crimes, and to those who wish to speak on their behalf only this—that Boeotia is now fighting in defense of your country, and that, if you put an end to your friendship with them, you will be acting to the detriment of your allies;
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    To PhilipClassical · Greek

    The region whose league Lacedaemon sought to break before Athens aided the Thebans.

    Nevertheless, when the Lacedaemonians took the field against the Thebans and were minded to humiliate Boeotia and break up the league of her cities, we sent a relief expedition and thwarted the desires of the Lacedaemonians.
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    Against LeocratesClassical · Greek

    The region on whose borders the Athenians who died fighting encountered the enemy.

    Those men encountered the enemy on the borders of Boeotia, to fight for the freedom of Greece.
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    OlympianClassical · Greek

    Region hosting one of Diagoras's victories, also the poet's own homeland invoked via the 'Boeotian pig' reproach.

    and the prizes of the bronze shield in Argos and the works of art in Arcadia and Thebes are familiar with him, and the duly ordered contests of the Boeotians, and Pellana and Aegina, where he was six times victor.
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    PhaedoClassical · Greek

    Region of Greece including Thebes, mentioned as a hypothetical place of exile Socrates chose not to flee to.

    For, by Dog, I fancy these bones and sinews of mine would have been in Megara or Boeotia long ago, carried thither by an opinion of what was best, if I did not think it was better and nobler to endure any penalty the city may inflict rather than to escape and run away.
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    AnabasisClassical · Greek

    Greek region against which Xenophon expected to campaign.

    The share which belonged to Artemis of the Ephesians he left behind, at the time when he was returning from Asia with Agesilaus to take part in the campaign against Boeotia, in charge of Megabyzus, the sacristan of Artemis, for the reason that his own journey seemed likely to be a dangerous one;
    chapter 5

    MemorabiliaClassical · Greek

    The region north of Attica, home of the Boeotians and Thebans, described as bordering Athens across mountainous frontier country.

    But, you see, since the disasters sustained by Tolmides and the Thousand at Lebadea and by Hippocrates at Delium, the relations of the Athenians and Boeotians are changed:
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    Have you observed, Pericles, that our frontier is protected by great mountains extending to Boeotia, through which there are steep and narrow passes leading into our land, and that the interior is cut across by rugged mountains?
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