Pausanias Description of Greece 1.25.5

[5] The armed forces under the alliance had their own generals [ stratēgoi] from each city, but the Athenian Leosthenes was chosen to command all of them, both because of the prestige [ axiōma] of his city and also because he had the reputation of being an experienced soldier. He had already proved himself a general benefactor of all Greeks [ Hellēnes]. All those of them who were serving as mercenaries in the armies of Darius and his satraps Alexander had wished to deport to Persia, but Leosthenes was too quick for him, and he brought [ komizein] them by sea to Europe. On this occasion too he accomplished [ apodeiknusthai] brilliant deeds [ erga], true to expectation, and so his death produced a general despair that was chiefly responsible for the defeat. A Macedonian garrison [ phrourā] was set over the Athenians, and it occupied first Mounukhia and afterwards Peiraieus also and the Long Walls. 90