Cum deinceps Menon in Thraciam ab Alexandro missus barbaros ad defectionem impulisset atque Antipater ad eam conprimendam exercitum ex Macedonia in Thraciam duxisset, opportunitate temporis strenue usi, Lacedaemonii totam Peloponnesum, paucis urbibus exceptis, ad suas partes traxerunt, confectoque exercitu viginti milium peditum cum duobus milibus equitum, Agidi summam imperii detulerunt.
Next, after that, when Menon, sent by Alexander into Thrace, had stirred up the barbarians to revolt, and Antipater, to suppress it, had led an army from Macedonia into Thrace, promptly taking advantage of the opportune time, the Lacedaemonians brought over to their side the entire Peloponnesus with the exception of a few cities, and mustering an army of 20,000 infantry and 2000 cavalry, conferred the chief command upon Agis.
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