The Ancient History of the Egyptians, Carthaginians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Medes and Persians, Grecians and Macedonians, Volume 3

Andrus & Jud, 1836

The history of Xerxes connected with that of the Greeks	7

Xerxes begins his march and passes from Asia into Europe by crossing	13

Enumeration of Xerxess forces Demaratus delivers his sentiments freely	19

SECT The battle of Thermopyla The death of Leonidas	26

The battle of Piatu	55

The black design of Themistocles rejected unanimously by the people	61

Pausaniass secret conspiracy with the Persiars His death	67

Death of Xerxes who is killed by Artabanus His character	75

Alcibiades engages the Athenians in the war of Sicily	199

The Athenians prepare to set sail Sinister omens The statues	205

Alcibiades is recalled He flies and is sentenced to die for contumacy	210

The Syracusans resolve to capitulate but Gylippuss arrival changes	221

The consternation with which the Athenians are seized They again	232

Consequences of the defeat of the Athenians in Sicily Revolt of the allies	243

The whole authority of the Athenian government having been vested	249

The Lacedæmonians appoint Lysander admiral He acquires great influ	258

Cimon begins to make a figure at Athens His first achievements	83

Cimon is 1	88

The revolt of the Egyptians against Persia supported by the Athenians	90

Artaxerxes sends Ezra and afterwards Nehemiah to Jerusalem	97

overal	105

Pericles changes his conduct towards the people His prodigious autho	111

Troubles excited against Pericles He determines the Athenians	123

ibid	136

The war of Peloponnesus	146

The plague makes dreadful havoc in Attica Pericles is divested of	153

The Athenian possess themselves of Pylus and are afterwards besieged	173

BOOK VIII	179

A twelvemonths truce is agreed upon between the two states Death	186

Alcibiades engages the Athenians in the war of Sicily	197

Callicratidas is defeated by the Athenians near the Arginus The Athe	264

Lysander commands the Lacedæmonian fleet Cyrus is recailed to court	270

BOOK IX	279

The Thirty exercise the most hord cruelties at Athens They put The	285

The younger Cyrus with the aid of the Grecian troops er deavours to dethrone	293

the Greeks are victorious on their side Artaxerxes	298

Eulogy of Cyrus	304

Retreat of the ten thousand Greeks from the province of Babylon as	312

The Greeks after having undergone excessive fatigues and surmounted	318

The Grecian cities of Ionia implore aid of the Lacedæmonians against	325

Agesilaus sets out for Asia Lysander falls out with him and returns	332

League against the Lacedæmonians Agesilaus recalled by the Ephori	343

Agesilaus returns victorious to Sparta He always retains his simplicity	351

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Titre	The Ancient History of the Egyptians, Carthaginians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Medes and Persians, Grecians and Macedonians, Volume 3 The Ancient History of the Egyptians, Carthaginians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Medes and Persians, Grecians and Macedonians, Charles Rollin
Auteurs	Charles Rollin, Robert Lynam
Éditeur	Andrus & Jud, 1836
Original provenant de	la New York Public Library
Numérisé	11 oct. 2007

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