Kitap 8
23.5
But since everything at Lesbos was going against him, he took his hoplites aboard and sailed back to Chios. And the forces which had been landed from the shipsThe text is most probably corrupt. These facts practically all commentators agree upon: Astyochus leaves first, taking with him his own force (τὸν ἑαυτοῦ στρατόν), ie. the hoplites whom he had sent against Antissa and Methymna (§ 4). The force here designated must be ὁ πεζὸς πελοποννησίων τε τῶν παρόντων καὶ τῶν αὐτόθεν συμμάχων(8.22.1). But no satisfactory explanation has been given of ἀπὸ τῶν νεῶν in this connection. and were intending to proceed to the Hellespont were conveyed again to their several cities. After this, six of the allied ships from the Peloponnesus that were at Cenchreia joined them at Chios.
23.6
As for the Athenians, they restored conditions at Lesbos, and sailing from there captured Polichne,cf. 8.14.3. the Clazomenian settlement on the mainland which was being fortified, and carried all the inhabitants back to the city on the island, except the authors of the revolt; for these had got away to Daphnus. And so Clazomenae again came back to the Athenian alliance.
24.1
During the same summer the Athenians, who were at Lade with their twenty ships keeping watch upon Miletus, made a descent at Panormus in Milesian territory and slew Chalcideus, the Lacedaemonian commander, who had come to the rescue with a few men; and two days later they sailed across and set up a trophy, which, however, the Milesians tore down on the ground that the Athenians did not have control of the country when they set it up.
