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| BOOK I |
FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO THE LEGISLATION OF SOLON, B.C. TO B.C. 594. |
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CH. I |
The Foundation of Athens
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CH.II |
Attic Kings before Theseus |
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CH. III |
Legislative Influence of Theseus upon Athens. |
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CH. IV |
The Successors of
Theseus |
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CH. V |
A General Survey of
Greece and the East previous to the time of Solon |
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CH. VI |
Return of the
Heraclidae.—The Spartan Constitution—The Messenian Wars.
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CH.VII |
Governments in Greece.
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CH.VIII |
Brief Survey of
Arts, Letters, and Philosophy in Greece, prior to the Legislation of Solon.
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| BOOK II |
FROM THE LEGISLATION
OF SOLON TO THE BATTLE OF MARATHON, B. C. 594-490.
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CH. I |
The Legislation of Solon
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CH. II |
The Tyranny of
Pisistratus
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CH. III |
The fall of the Tyranny and the innovations of Clisthenes
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CH. IV |
Darius resolves to conquer Athens |
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CH. V |
The Battle of Marathon. |
| BOOK III |
FROM THE BATTLE OF
MARATHON TO THE BATTLES OF PLATAEA AND MYCALE, B. C. 490—B. C. 479.
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CH. I |
The rise and decline of Miltiades.
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CH.II |
The Athenian
Tragedy and Aeschylus |
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CH. III |
The Rise of Themistocles and the decline of Aristides
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CH. IV |
Dispute for the Succession to Darius's Throne
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CH. V |
Xerxes builds a Bridge across the Hellespont |
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CH. VI |
King Leonidas writes his name on the Walls of Thermopylae. |
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CH.VII |
Themistocles walks on the waters of Salamis
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CH.VIII |
Battles
of Plataea
and Mycale |
| BOOK IV |
FROM THE END OF THE
PERSIAN INVASION TO THE DEATH OF CIMON. B. C. 479—B. C. 449.
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CH. I |
The Ionian League and the fall of Themistocles |
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CH.II |
Conspiracy and Fate of Pausanias |
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CH. III |
Rise of Pericles and fall of Cimon
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CH. IV |
Athenians versus Peloponnesians
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CH. V |
The craddle of Philosophy
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| BOOK V |
FROM THE DEATH OF
CIMON, B. C. 449, TO THE DEATH OF PERICLES, IN THE THIRD YEAR OF THE
PELOPONNESIAN WAR, B. C. 429.
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CH. I |
Thucydides versus Pericles |
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CH.II |
Vices and Greatness of Athens
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CH. III |
Rise and Progress of the Athenian
Comedy to the Time of Aristophanes.
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CH. IV |
The Tragedies of Sophocles.
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