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S. J. Lavender,D. E. Raitsos,Y. Pradhanted one of the most fearful aspects of warfare, and a negative outcome too often meant a dreadful fate. The contemporary, non-combatant’s perspective on sieges in ancient Greek warfare is elusive. Chapter 10 analyses passages from the Homeric epics, the Classical historians Herodotus, Thucydides and

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