[Answer] 1. Before the Battle of Thermopylae, a Persian messenger tried to persuade the Spartans not to fight and said, "Our arrows will blot out the sun"! What did Leonidas (or one of his generals) say in response?

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...1. Finally, rain! 2. Then we shall fight in the shade! 3. So what? 4. We've heard that boast before. This statement is not the fail but the battle itself. It is a common myth that there were only 300 Spartans protecting the Thermopylae pass, but rather a mix of about 3000 Spartans, Thebians, Thespians, and other assorted soldiers, against a majority of enemy conscripted Persians soldiers and less veterans and immortals.

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Then we shall fight in the shade!:

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