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    Athenian Assembly statements on Theban weakening and Spartan recovery · Historical precedent of Athenian rescue of Lacedaemonians, Thebans, and Euboeans · Precedent of Peloponnesian appeal to Athens against Sparta · Sworn agreement between Athens and the Messenians · Treaty between Megalopolis and Thebes recorded on pillars
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