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...and terrible predictions, which the priestess of Delphos was said to have uttered : but Demosthenes, confiding firmly in the arms of Greece, and encouraged...wonderfully by the number and bravery of the troops, who desired only to march against the enemy, would not suffer them to be amused with these oracles and...

...and terrible predictions, which the priestess of Delphi was said to have uttered. But Demosthenes, confiding firmly in the arms of Greece, and encouraged...wonderfully by the number and bravery of the troops, who desired only to march against the enemy, would not suffer them to be amused with these oracles and...

...and terrible predictions, which the priestess of Delphos was said to have uttered. But Demosthenes, confiding firmly in the arms of Greece, and encouraged wonderfully by the number and bra very, of the troops, who desired only to march against the enemy, would not suffer them to be amused...

...and terrible predictions which the priestess of Delphi was tiaid to have uttered : but Demosthenes, confiding firmly in the arms of Greece, and encouraged...wonderfully by the number and bravery of the troops, who desired only to march against the enemy, would not suffer them to be amused with these oracles and...

...and terrible predictions which the priestess of Delphi was said to have uttered : but Demosthenes, confiding firmly in the arms of Greece, and encouraged...wonderfully by the number and bravery of the troops, who desired only to march against the enemy, would not suffer them to be amused with these oracles and...

...to have uttered; but Demosthenes, confiding firmly • Theopom. apud Plut. t'n vil. Demotl. p. 854. in the arms of Greece, and encouraged wonderfully by the number and bravery of the troops, who desired only to march against the enemy, would not surfer them to be amused with these oracles and...