...and the Platsean forces on the other. The brave Callimachus, after the most signal feats of valor, fell fighting in the field; but his troops, undismayed, smote on with spear and sword. 6. The barbarians retreated backward to the sea, where swamps and marshes + encumbered their movements;...

...eager with pursuit, left their own wings to the charge of Callimachus on the one side, and the Plateau forces on the other. The brave Polemarch, after the...hemmed in by the morasses, and probably ridden down by * To raise the standard was the sign of battle.— Suidas, Thucyd. Schol. c. 1. On the Athenian standard...

...side, and the Plata>an forces on the other. The brave polemarch, after the most signal feats of valor, fell fighting in the field; but his troops, undismayed,...far) the greater portion were slain, hemmed in by morasses, and probably ridden down by their own disordered cavalry. 10. Meanwhile, the two tribes that...

...side and the Platean forces on the other. The brave Polemarch, after the most signal feats of valor, fell fighting in the field ; but his troops, undismayed,...the morasses, and probably ridden down by their own disorRctreat of dered cavalry. Meanwhile, the two tribes that had formed the centre, one of which was...

...side and the Platean forces on the other. The brave Polemarch, after the most signal feats of valor, fell fighting in the field ; but his troops, undismayed,...own disordered cavalry. Meanwhile, the two tribes theli?r-of that had formed the centre, one of which was commanded by Aristides, retrieved themselves...