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Thucydides and the War Strategy of Perikles
Mnemosyne, 1970"He [Perikles] also gave the citizens some advice on their present affairs in the same strain as before. They were to prepare for the war, and to carry in their property from the country. They were not to go out for battle, but to come into the city and guard it, and get ready their fleet, in which their real strength lay.
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The Melian Dialogue and Perikles' Last Speech
Proceedings of the Cambridge Philological Society, 1960The Melian Dialogue is too eccentric to be explained solely in terms of its immediate context. It will here be maintained that it represents primarily a stage in Thucydides' struggle to reconcile his admiration for the Athenian empire with his feeling that empire was somehow immoral.
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