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Oeobazus fled into Thrace; but there the Apsinthian Thracians
seized him, and offered him, after their wonted fashion, to
Pleistorus, one of the gods of their country. His companions they
likewise put to death, but in a different manner. As for Artayctes,
and the troops with him, who had been the last to leave the town, they
were overtaken by the Greeks, not far from Aegospotami, and defended
themselves stoutly for a time, but were at last either killed or taken
prisoners. Those whom they made prisoners the Greeks bound with
chains, and brought with them to Sestos. Artayctes and his son were
among the number.
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