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Plutarch's Lives, Volume 2 (of 4)

Note 159 — LIFE OF LYSANDER

George Long translation

The Greeks attached great importance to the burial of the dead, and after a battle, that party which demanded a truce for collecting and burying its dead was thought to have admitted itself to have been defeated. Naturally, therefore, the proposal was regarded as humiliating by the Spartans of 395 B.C.

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