Cnidus

Cos he came by night to Cnidus, and was prevailed upon by the importunity of the Cnidians, instead of disembarking his men, to sail at once, just as he was, against twenty Athenian ships with which Charminus (one of the generals at Samos) was watching for the twenty-seven ships expected from Peloponnesus, being those which

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This Triopium is a promontory in the district of Cnidus on which there is a temple of Apollo.

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They did not attack the Peloponnesians at Cnidus, nor the Peloponnesians them; but they carried away the heavy tackle of their own ships which had been left at Symè, and touching at Loryma, a place on the mainland, returned to Samos.

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Symè and raised a trophy; they then returned and put into port again at Cnidus.

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They put in at Cnidus, which under the influence of Tissaphernes43 had already revolted from Athens.

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So in the same winter they sailed from Cnidus against

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The Peloponnesians touched at Cnidus, and there uniting with the twenty-seven ships from Caunus, they all sailed to

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Miletus, when they heard of their arrival, ordered one half of these ships to protect Cnidus, and the other half to cruise off

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Cnidus, and attacking the town, which was unwalled, all but took it.

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Cnidus, and were making the repairs necessary after the battle, while the Lacedaemonian commissioners conferred with Tissaphernes

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