The Ancient History of the Eqyptians, Carthaginians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Medes and Persians, Grecians, and Macedonians, المجلد 4

J.P. Ayres, 1831

Continued	7

Socrates declared the wisest of mankind by the oracle of Delphi	15

Socrates applies himself to discredit the sophists in the opinion of the young	21

Socrates refuses to escape out of prison He passes the last day of	34

Reflections upon the sentence passed on Socrates by the Athenians	42

BOOK X	48

Of the government of Athens	62

Of the inhabitants of Athens	65

Timoleon after several victories restores liberty to Syracuse where he	172

BOOK XII	179

Sphodrias the Lacedæmonian forms a design against the Piraeus without	190

The two Theban generals at their return are accused and acquitted	204

Epaminondas is chosen general of the Thebans His second attempt	217

Death of Evagoras king of Salamis Nicocles his son succeeds	226

Causes of the frequent insurrections and revolts in the Persian empire	234

Ochus ascends the throne of Persia His cruelties Revolt of several nations ibid	241

Dancing Music	78

Different kind of troops of which the armies of the Lacedæmonians	86

Peculiar character of the Athenians	93

BOOK XI	100

Commotions in Sicily and at Syracuse against Dionysius He finds means	108

Dionysius declares war against the Carthaginians Various success	116

Violent passion of Dionysius for poesy Reflections upon that taste of	125

Dionysius the younger succeeds his father Dion engages him to invite Plato	134

Banishment of Dion Plato quits the court soon after and returns into	142

Character of Dion	163

Successful expedition of Ochus against Phoenicia and Cyprus and after	247

Death of Ochus Arses succeeds him and is succeeded by Darius Codo	257

Digression upon the manner of fitting out fleets by the Athenians and	264

The history of Philip	270

49	273

The sacred war Sequel of the history of Philip He endeavours in vain	283

Philip declares in favour of Thebes against the Phocæans and thereby	294

Philip being returned to Macedonia extends his conquests into Illyria	300

Philip in the assembly of the Amphictyons is declared general of	326

العنوان	The Ancient History of the Eqyptians, Carthaginians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Medes and Persians, Grecians, and Macedonians, المجلد 4 The Ancient History of the Eqyptians, Carthaginians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Medes and Persians, Grecians, and Macedonians, Charles Rollin
المؤلفون	Charles Rollin, Robert Lynam
الناشر	J.P. Ayres, 1831
أصلي من	جامعة هارفارد
الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي	24 نيسان (إبريل) 2008

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