色诺芬作品集·远征记(六)(英文)_色诺芬.pdfVIP

色诺芬作品集·远征记(六) ［古希腊］色诺芬 著 辽宁电子图书有限责任公司 色诺芬作品集·远征记(六) ［古希腊］色诺芬 著 * 辽宁电子图书有限责任公司 责任编辑：郝刚 ※ 印张 12 千字 2002年 12月第 1 版 2002年 12 月第 1 次 印刷 印数 :__ ISBN L-YY-0208/K545.2 定价 2元 BOOK VI I After this, whilst waiting, they lived partly on supplies from the market, partly on the fruit of raids into Paphlagonia. The Paphlagonians, on their side, showed much skill in kidnapping stragglers, wherever they could lay hands on them, and in the night time tried to do mischief to those whose quarters were at a distance from the camp. The result was that their relations to one another were exceedingly hostile, so much so that Corylas, who was the chief of Paphlagonia at that date, sent ambassadors to the Hellenes, bearing horses and fine apparel, and charged with a proposal on the part of Corylas to make terms with the Hellenes on the principle of mutual forbearance from injuries. The generals replied that they would consult with the army about the matter. Meanwhile they gave them a hospitable reception, to which they invited certain members of the army whose claims were obvious. They sacrificed some of the captive cattle and other sacrificial beasts, and with these they furnished forth a sufficiently festal entertainment, and reclining on their truckle beds, fell to eating and drinking out of beakers made of horn which they happened to find in the country. But as soon as the libation was ended and they had sung the hymn, up got first some Thracians, who performed a dance under arms to the sound