History of the Peloponnesian War

But this done, there came afterwards some fresh forces from Athens, under the conduct of Philocrates, the son of Demeas.

And the town being now strongly besieged, there being also within some that practised to have it given up, they yielded themselves to the discretion of the Athenians, who slew all the men of military age, made slaves of the women and children, and inhabited the place with a colony sent thither afterwards of five hundred men of their own.