例句與造句

1. An inscription discovered at Milas, the ancient Mylasa, details the punishment of certain conspirators who had made an attempt upon his life at a festival in a temple at Labranda in 353 BC.
2. "' Labraunda "'( " Labranda " or ????????? " Labraunda " ) is an ancient archaeological site five kilometers west of Ortak鰕, Mu
   la Province, Turkey, in the mountains near the coast of Caria.
3. That Idrieus was an active builder is attested in Halicarnassus, as it is he who must have finished the Mausoleum, the tomb of his brother Mausolus, begun by their sister, Mausolus'wife, and his own immediate predecessor, Artemisia II, which had been left unfinished at her death; and at Labraunda ( alternatively "'Labranda "'), where, continuing the enrichment in the Hellenistic style undertaken there earlier by Mausolus, he restored the temple of Zeus, added the southern and eastern entrances, and built the'Doric house '.
4. (" Thus the Cyprians having been free for one year were again reduced to servitude But Daurises who had married a daughter of Darius and Hymees and Otanes and other Persian generals who also had married daughters of Darius having pursued those of the lonians who had attacked Sardis and having driven them to their ships when they had conquered them in battle next divided the cities among themselves and proceeded to plunder them Daurises directing his march toward the cities on the Hellespont took Dardanus he also took Abydos Percote Lampsacus and Paesus these he took each in one day But as he was advancing from Paesus against Parium news was brought him that the Carians having conspired with the lonians had revolted from the Persians "'Therefore turning back from the Hellespont he led his army against Caria Somehow news of this was brought to the Carians before Daurises arrived The Carians having heard of it assembled at what are called the White Columns on the river Marsyas which flowing from the territory of Idrias falls into the | Maeander | ( by the city of | Mylasa | ) When the Carians were assembled on this spot several other propositions were made of which the best appeared to be that of Pixodarus son of Mausolus a Cyndian who had married the daughter of Syennesis King of the Cicilians His opinion was that the Carians having crossed the Maeander and having the river in their rear should so engage in order that the Carians not being able to retreat and being compelled to remain on their ground might be made even braver than they naturally were This opinion however did not prevail but that the Maeander should rather be in the rear of the Persians than of themselves to the end that if the Persians should be put to flight and worsted in the engagement they might have no retreat and fall into the river Afterward the Persians having come up and crossed the Maeander the Carians thereupon came to an engagement with the Persians on the banks of the river | Marsyas | and they fought an obstinate battle and for a long time but at last were overpowered by numbers Of the Persians there fell about two thousand and of the Carians ten thousand Such of them as escaped from thence were shut up in Labranda in a large precinct and sacred grove of plane trees dedicated to Jupiter Stratius The Carians are the only people we know who offer sacrifices to Jupiter Stratius They then being shut up in this place consulted on the means of safety whether they would fare better by surrendering themselves to the Persians or by abandoning Asia altogether While they were deliberating about this the Milesians and their allies came to their assistance upon this the Carians gave up what they were before deliberating about and prepared to renew the war and they engaged with the Persians when they came up and having fought were more signally beaten than before though in the whole many fell the Milesians suffered most "'[ Now for Battle of Pedasa ] "'The Carians however afterward recovered this wound and renewed the contest For hearing that the Persians designed to invade their cities they placed an ambuscade on the way to Pedasus into which the Persians falling by night were cut to pieces both they and their generals Daurises Amorges and Sisamaces and with them perished Myrses son of Gyges The leader of this ambuscade was Heraclides son of Ibanolis a Mylassian Thus these Persians were destroyed "')"
5. It's difficult to find labranda in a sentence. 用labranda造句挺難的