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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1902 Excerpt: ... Isoc. Pan., 83; Hyp., 185: Himer., II, 28; Isoc, Phil., Ill; Euag., 65. H. Their lives not their own: Lys., 24; Isoc, Pan., 86, 84; Plato, Menex., 244: Pericles, Thuc, I, 70. VI. The battle of Salamis. A. The number of the enemy: Lys., 57; Isoc, Pan., 88. B. The manner of Xerxes' march: Lys., 29; Isoc, Pan., 89; Himer., Eel, 5, 3. 4: Eel.'. 1, 7; Eel, 2. 7; Or. II, 35; Dion Chrys., 44, 10 (Dind.); Cic, DeFin., 1 This term was used in referring to the proverbial folly of the Athenians in concerning themselves over others' wrongs, and always taking the side of the weaker. 34, 112. A proverbial aBvvaTov, Max. Tyr., 208; Lucian ridicules it, Rhcf. Praec, 18. C. Those who die in the ranks are not conquered: Demosth., 1394, 25; Lys.. 31; Lye, Leocr., 48; Isoc, Pan., 92. D. The abandonment of Athens: Lys., 33; Isoc, Pan., 9(5. E. The horrors of war: Lys., 37-8; Isoc, Pan.. 96, 97. F. Athens most prominent: Isoc, Pan., 21, 98; Lys., 37, 42, 43; Hyp., 1. 1252 (Cobet). G. Athens the schoolmaster of Greece: Pericles, Thuc, II, 41. 1; Plato, Menex., 241 B, C; Isoc, Panath., 44; Isoc, Pan., 50; Plut., De gloria, 2. In general compare Isoc, Phil., 1, 47; Panath., 195; De pace, 37; Aesch., c. Ctesiphon, 259; Pseudo-Demosthenes, irepl auvTdeaK, 22; Aristides, Panath., 197 ff., Himer., 14 ff. VII. Wars after Salamis. A. Jealousy of the Athenians: Lys., 48; Plato, Mencjr., 242 A. B. Athens' treatment of others: Lys., 55, 56; Hyp., 11. 26 ff. (Cobet); Gorgias (Greek Phil.); Isoc,"Pan., 100, 104-0. C. Results of the Persian wars: Lys., 5(5; Plato, Mcne.r., 241 E. D. Defeat of the Greeks at Aegospotami: Lys., 59; Isoc, Pan., 119. E. All Greece mourns: Demosth., 1399, 25; 139(5, 10-20; Lys.. (50; Aristotle, Rhei., III, 10; Plato, Menex., 245 E--246 A. Demosthenes gives but...
