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The |  |  |  | The | 31
city |  |  |  | of | 12
of |  |  |  | and | 10
Epidamnus |  |  |  | to | 10
stands |  |  |  | by | 5
on |  |  |  | a | 4
the |  |  |  | barbarians | 3
right |  |  |  | but | 3
of |  |  |  | city | 3
the |  |  |  | from | 3
entrance |  |  |  | is | 3
of |  |  |  | them | 3
the |  |  |  | war | 3
Ionic |  |  |  | ambassadors | 2
Gulf |  |  |  | as | 2
Its |  |  |  | became | 2
vicinity |  |  |  | Corcyra | 2
is |  |  |  | Corcyraeans | 2
inhabited |  |  |  | country | 2
by |  |  |  | Epidamnus | 2
the |  |  |  | her | 2
Taulantians |  |  |  | in | 2
an |  |  |  | joined | 2
Illyrian |  |  |  | mother | 2
people |  |  |  | on | 2
The |  |  |  | people | 2
place |  |  |  | their | 2
is |  |  |  | themselves | 2
a |  |  |  | were | 2
colony |  |  |  | with | 2
from |  |  |  | above | 1
Corcyra |  |  |  | accept | 1
founded |  |  |  | according | 1
by |  |  |  | act | 1
[NAME] |  |  |  | allow | 1
son |  |  |  | amount | 1
of |  |  |  | an | 1
Eratocleides |  |  |  | ancient | 1
of |  |  |  | anything | 1
the |  |  |  | arising | 1
family |  |  |  | been | 1
of |  |  |  | before | 1
the |  |  |  | beseeching | 1
Heraclids |  |  |  | between | 1
who |  |  |  | [NAME] | 1
had |  |  |  | colony | 1
according |  |  |  | considerable | 1
to |  |  |  | Corinth | 1
ancient |  |  |  | Corinthians | 1
usage |  |  |  | dismissed | 1
been |  |  |  | Dorian | 1
summoned |  |  |  | effected | 1
for |  |  |  | enfeebled | 1
the |  |  |  | entrance | 1
purpose |  |  |  | Epidamnians | 1
from |  |  |  | Eratocleides | 1
Corinth |  |  |  | exiled | 1
the |  |  |  | exiles | 1
mother |  |  |  | expulsion | 1
country |  |  |  | factions | 1
The |  |  |  | falling | 1
[NAME] |  |  |  | family | 1
were |  |  |  | finding | 1
joined |  |  |  | for | 1
by |  |  |  | founded | 1
some |  |  |  | great | 1
Corinthians |  |  |  | Gulf | 1
and |  |  |  | had | 1
others |  |  |  | hard | 1
of |  |  |  | having | 1
the |  |  |  | [NAME] | 1
Dorian |  |  |  | Heraclids | 1
race |  |  |  | Illyrian | 1
Now |  |  |  | inhabited | 1
as |  |  |  | Ionic | 1
time |  |  |  | it | 1
went |  |  |  | Its | 1
on |  |  |  | land; | 1
the |  |  |  | last | 1
city |  |  |  | lost | 1
of |  |  |  | made | 1
Epidamnus |  |  |  | make | 1
became |  |  |  | matters | 1
great |  |  |  | much | 1
and |  |  |  | neighbours | 1
populous; |  |  |  | nobles | 1
but |  |  |  | not | 1
falling |  |  |  | Now | 1
a |  |  |  | others | 1
[NAME] |  |  |  | party | 1
to |  |  |  | perish | 1
factions |  |  |  | [NAME] | 1
arising |  |  |  | place | 1
it |  |  |  | plunder | 1
is |  |  |  | populous; | 1
said |  |  |  | power | 1
from |  |  |  | pressed | 1
a |  |  |  | [NAME] | 1
war |  |  |  | proceeded | 1
with |  |  |  | purpose | 1
her |  |  |  | race | 1
neighbours |  |  |  | refused | 1
the |  |  |  | requests | 1
barbarians |  |  |  | rid | 1
she |  |  |  | right | 1
became |  |  |  | said | 1
much |  |  |  | sea | 1
enfeebled |  |  |  | seated | 1
and |  |  |  | sent | 1
lost |  |  |  | she | 1
a |  |  |  | some | 1
considerable |  |  |  | son | 1
amount |  |  |  | stands | 1
of |  |  |  | summoned | 1
her |  |  |  | suppliants | 1
power |  |  |  | supplication | 1
The |  |  |  | Taulantians | 1
last |  |  |  | temple | 1
act |  |  |  | they | 1
before |  |  |  | those | 1
the |  |  |  | time | 1
war |  |  |  | up | 1
was |  |  |  | usage | 1
the |  |  |  | vicinity | 1
expulsion |  |  |  | was | 1
of |  |  |  | went | 1
the |  |  |  | who | 1
nobles |  |  |  | without | 1
by
the
people
The
exiled
party
joined
the
barbarians
and
proceeded
to
plunder
those
in
the
city
by
sea
and
land;
and
the
Epidamnians
finding
themselves
hard
pressed
sent
ambassadors
to
Corcyra
beseeching
their
mother
country
not
to
allow
them
to
perish
but
to
make
up
matters
between
them
and
the
exiles
and
to
rid
them
of
the
war
with
the
barbarians
The
ambassadors
seated
themselves
in
the
temple
of
[NAME]
as
suppliants
and
made
the
above
requests
to
the
Corcyraeans
But
the
Corcyraeans
refused
to
accept
their
supplication
and
they
were
dismissed
without
having
effected
anything