Meanwhile Alcibiades came on horseback to Teichiussa in the Milesian territory, the point of the gulf in which they had put in for the night, and told them of the battle, in which he had fought in person by the side of the Milesians and Tissaphernes, and advised them, if they did not wish to sacrifice Ionia and their cause, to fly to the relief of Miletus and hinder its investment.
Edition :
Thucydides. The Peloponnesian War. London, J. M. Dent; New York, E. P. Dutton. 1910.
Remark :
victim: The soldiers are not just Persian but also Milesian and Peloponnesian (Thuk. 8.25.2). perpetrator: The soldiers are not just Athenian and Argive but also from other Athenian allies (Thuk. 8.25.2 - Also the participiating Athenian generals can be found here.). longtermconsequence: After the battle the Athenian allies begin to besiege Miletus (Thuk. 8.25.5).
