History of the Peloponnesian War

Thus the whole army of the Athenians, getting away with much ado over the hills and by several ways, all that were not slain upon the place or by the Chalcidean horse and targetiers, recovered Eion.

The other side taking up Brasidas out of the battle, and having so long kept him alive, brought him yet breathing into the city; and he knew that his side had gotten the victory, but expired shortly after.

When Clearidas with the rest of the army were returned from pursuit of the enemy, they rifled those that were slain and erected a trophy.