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...fought with so much fury about the body, that at length they gained their point, and carried it off. Animated by so glorious an advantage, they proposed...especially when they heard that the king was dead, took to flight, and drew the rest of the army after them. The Thebans remained masters of the field, erected...

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...length they gained their point and carried it off. Animated by so glorious an advantage, they prepared to return to the charge, which would perhaps have...successful, had the allies seconded their ardour. But the left wing, seeing the Lacedaemonian phalanx had been broke, and believing all lost, especially...

...which would, perhaps, have proved successful, had the allies seconded their ardour; but the left wing, seeing the Lacedaemonian phalanx broken, and believing...especially when they heard that the king was dead, took to flight, and drew ofl' the rest of the army. Epaminondas followed them vigorously, and killed a great...

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