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 INDEX 495 Plataea (cout.) — ii. 71 fin., iii. 55 iiiit., 57 med., 58 init., 59 med., 61 ; allied to Athens, ii. 73 fin., iii, 3 init., 55 init, 62, 63, 68 fin. ; attacked at night by the Thebans in time of peace, ii. 2, iii. 65 [cp. vii. 18 med.] ; surrender, ii. 3 init. ; rally, attack and defeat them, j'i.; kill their prisoners, ib. 5 fin., 6 ; receive a garrison from Athens, ib. 6 fin. ; their territory ravaged by the Boeotians, ib. 12 fin. ; Plataea is attacked by the Lace- daemonians, ib. 70 init. ; the Plataeans protest, »A. med.; vainly negotiate with Archidamus, ib. 72-74 ; bafile the enemy by various stratagems, ib. 75-77 ; are blockaded, ib. 78 ; part of them break out of the town, iii. 20-24 ; reason why the Lace- daemonians did not storm Pla- .taea, ib. 52 init. ; the Plataeans surrender, /6. med. ; their speech to the Lacedaemonian judges, ib. 53-59 ; they are put to death, and Plataea razed, ib. 68 ; the Lacedaemonians do this in order to gratify the Thebans, ib. fin. ; light-armed Plataeans serve with the Athenians at Megara, iv. 67 ; the Boeotians collect at Plataea, intending to relieve Megara, ib. 72 init. ; Plataea not given up under the Treaty of Peace, v. 17 med. [cp. iii. 52 init.] ; the Athenians give Scione to the Plataeans, v. 32 init. ; the Plataeans serve against their Boeotian countr^'men at Syra- cuse, vii. 57 med. Plataea, battle of, i. 130 init., iii. 54 med., 58 med. Pleistarchus, king of Sparta, Pau- sanias his guardian, i. 132 init. Pleistoanax, king of Lacedaemon, Nicomedes his guardian, i. 107 init. ; brother of Cleomt-ncs, father of king Pausanias, iii. 26 med.; invades Attica, ib. 114 med. ; accused of having been bribed to retreat, ii. zi init., v. 16 fin. ; said to have tam'pered with the Delphian oracle, v. 16 med. ; restored, ib. ; anxious for peace, ib.- swears to the Alliance, ib. 24 init. ; leads an expedition against the Parrhasians, ib. 33 ; leads reinforcements to Agis, but returns when the victory of Man- tinea is reported, ib. 75 init. Pleistolas, Ephor at Lacedaemon, swears to the Treaty of Peace and the Alliance, v. 19 med., 24 ii.it., 25 init. Plemm3'rium, a promontory oppo- site Syracuse, fortified b^' Nicias, vii. 4 med. ; captured by Gylip- pus, ib. 22 init., 23 init. ; garri- soned by the Syracusans, ib. 24 init. ; disastrous consequences to the Athenians from its loss, ib. 24, 36 fin. ; Eurymedon, meet- ing Demosthenes on his way, reports its capture, ib. 31 med. Pleuron, in Aetolia, iii. 102 fin. Pnj'x, place where the Athenian assembly met, viii. 97 init. Poets, untrustworthy witnesses to history, i. 10 med., 21 init., ii. 41 med. Polcmarchs, magistrates at Man- tinea, V. 47 fin. ; officers in the Lacedaemonian arm^', ib. 66 med. Polichnc, near Clazomenae, forti- fied by the Clazomenians, viii. 14 fin. ; retaken by the Athen- ians, ib. 23 fin. Polichnitae, inhabitants of Polichne in Crete, ii. 85 fin. Polls, in Locris, iii. loi fin. Polles, king of the Odomantians, V. 6 init. PoUis, an Argive who went un- officially to the King, ii. 67 init. Polyanthes, a Corinthian com- mander, vii. 34 init.