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grbs-5771	Westlake, H. D.	Conon and Rhodes: The Troubled Aftermath of Synoecism	1983	12	.pdf	application/pdf	5782	205	57	WESTLAKE, H. D., Conon and Rhodes: The Troubled Aftermath of Synoecism , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 24:4 (1983:Winter) p.333 H. D. WESTLAKE 335 from Cyprus, so that his fleet was increased to eighty ships with which he moved to Loryma, a harbour-town on the mainland nearest to Rhodes.lO Thereupon the Rhodians, after expelling (EK{3a1\.ovnc;) the Peloponnesian force, revolted from Sparta and received Conon with his whole force into their city (Diod. 14.79.6). From the fragment of Androtion cited above it may be inferred with some confidence, despite inaccuracies on other points,24 that Conon, while still at Caunus, established contact initially with democratic elements at Rhodes with the intention of further stimulating their known hostility to Sparta.	cache/grbs-5771.pdf	txt/grbs-5771.txt