- led by King
Agesilaus II and
supported by the Eleans, Athenians, and
Mantineans. The
battle was to
determine which of the two
alliances would dominate...
-
filled up the
sinkholes in
which Zanovistas flowed, in
order to
flood the
Mantinean territory.
Instead of
allowing Mantinea to be flooded, the
Argive army...
- right-to-left past the
front of the
Mantinean army then 'right-faced', so that they were now in a
battle line,
facing the
Mantineans. Epaminondas, who had been...
-
Nicolaus cites Posidonius's
support for a
Celtic origin and Hermippus' for a
Mantinean (therefore Gr****) origin. ****rell 2006, pp. 4–7. ****rell is
citing Livy...
-
Siculus Lacedaemonians/
Perioeci 900? 700 or 1,000
Spartan hoplites 300 300
Mantineans 500 3,000 (other
Peloponnesians sent with Leonidas)
Tegeans 500 Arcadian...
- Πολιτικοὶ νόμοι ): fr. 44–45
Wehrli Mantinean character ( Μαντινέων ἔθη ): fr. 45, I,
lines 1–9
Wehrli Praise of
Mantineans ( Μαντινέων ἐγκώμιον ): fr. 45...
- or philosophy. From the
Symposium Diotima's descriptor, "Mantinikê" (
Mantinean)
seems designed to draw
attention to the word "mantis",
which suggests...
- of the
Nemea River was
fought between Sparta and her Achaian, Elean,
Mantinean, and the
Tegeate allies against a
coalition of Boeotians, Euboeans, Athenians...
- that the
Mantineans joined an
alliance led by
Argos because it was a
fellow democracy.
Aristotle describes an
unusual feature of the
Mantinean system:...
-
Tegea and Mantinea,
which re-allied in the
Arcadian confederacy. The
Mantineans received the
support of the Athenians, and the
Tegeans that of the Thebans...
