Library of History
By Diodorus Siculus. Made English, By G. BOOTH. London [1814]

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The Library of History - Diodorus Siculus


  • —With the Lacedemonians, 319
  • —The lamentable Sedition at Argos, 296
  • —Another dreadful Sedition at Argos, call'd the Scytalisme, 432
  • —Another War with the Lacedemonians, 493
  • —Another Sedition. 635
  • Argyraspides; their age, and Valour, 625, 626 694
  • —Their treachery towards Eumenes, and their just Punishment, 628, 629 697
  • Aristides; the Athenian General at Platea, against Mardonius, 231
  • —His eminent Justice, 239 r 266
  • Aristophanes; his Verses of Pericles, 274
  • Aristotiles; the Philosopher, one of the Learnedst Grecians, 263
  • Armenia;
  • —The Snowy Mountains, the danger of the Grecians there, 370
  • Arridaeus; made King in the room of Alexander M. is murder'd by Olympias, 612
  • —His royal Burial, 630
  • Arses King of Persia murder'd by Bagoas, together with his Children, 603
  • Artabanus murders Xerxes, 251
  • —Is kill'd, upon his Attempt to murder Artaxerxes, ibid.
  • Artabazus; the Persian General against Datames, 447
  • —Rebels against the Persian King, 462
  • —Is restor'd to the Kings favour by Mentor, 502
  • Artaxerxes succeeds Xerxes, 251
  • —His War with the Egyptians, 253, &c. 281, 282
  • —With the Athenians at Cyprus, 265
  • —His other Acts, 266
  • —His Peace with the Lacedemonians, 273
  • —His Death, 289
  • Artaxerxes II. Mnemon, succeeded Darius the second, 353
  • —His War with the King of Egypt, and the Grecians, 446
  • —War with his Brother Cyrus, 365, 367 368 407, 408
  • —His War with Evagoras, 399, 410 459
  • —His Death, 482
  • Asia; the Description, 575
  • Astrology; Meton's Circle of 19 years, call'd Enneadeceterides, 277
  • Asphaltes; the Lake Asphaltes, 651
  • —The Description of Pitch, and how it's gather'd, 652
  • Atalanta; Vid. Island.
  • Athenians; their City burnt by Xerxes, 223
  • —Their Walls rebuilt by the Policy of Themistocles, 236
  • —Gain the Dominion of the Sea, 239
  • —Aid the Rebels in Egypt, and overcome the Persians, 252, 253 280
  • —Their War with the Corinthians and Egeans, 253, 255 283
  • —Their remarkable Victory at Tanagra, over the Thebans, 257
  • —Their flourishing Condition after the War with Xerxes, 263, 264 292
  • —The Peloponnesian War, 277 &c.
  • —Their Expedition into Sicily, 284, 285 314
  • —Their Fight and Rout in the Battel with the Beotians, 290
  • —Their Expedition into Thrace, against Brasidias, 292
  • Their Cruelty with the Scyonians, ibid.
  • —Their second Expedition into Sicily, 300 227 332
  • —They besiege Syracuse, 302
  • —Their Victory at Sea, 303
  • —Beaten at Sea, 307
  • —Their Ruin in Sicily, 307
  • —And their misery there, 314
  • The Government of 400 in Athens, 315
  • —Are overcome by the Lacedemonians, ibid.
  • —Their Victory against Callicratides, 349
  • —Their unjust Judgment against their Captains, 350
  • —Their Ruin at Egos Potamos, 352
  • —The taking of their City by Lysander, 353
  • —The Thirty Tyrants of Athens, 357
  • —The War with the Tyrants, 373
  • —Their Ejection, ibid
  • —Ten others set up in their room prove as as bad as they, 374
  • —Athens wall'd again, 393
  • —They stir up the Cities against Sparta, 419 471
  • —The Beotian War, and their Expedition into Beotia, 420
  • —How the league with Sparta is broken after the Peace of Antilcida, ibid.
  • —A new War with Sparta. The first Victory (after their loss at Egos-Potamos) against the Spartans at Naxos in a Sea-fight, 422
  • —Their Expedition into Corcyra, and Victory over the Spartans,
  • —They assist the Spartans, their implacable Enemies, against the Thebans by Iphicrates, 435, 437 493
  • —Are routed by Philip, 478
  • —Their Acts in the Social War, 485
  • —Their War with Philip, 503
  • —The Battel at Chaeronea, where they are overcome by Philip, 516
  • —Their War with Antipater, 578 &c.
  • —Their City given up to Antipater, and garison'd by him, 581
  • —Their Democracy restor'd, 602
  • —Antigonus and Demetrius honour'd by them, 677
  • Athenae; a University for the Liberal Arts and Sciences, 311
  • Attica; wasted by Xerxes, 223
  • —By Mardonius, 230
  • —By the Spartans, 280, 284 309, 314
  • Atho; Mount Atho digg'd thro' by Xerxes's Army, 310
  • Augurs; a superstitious Observation of Augurs, the occasion of the Ruin of the Athenians in Sicily, 305
  • —Shew'd to Philomelus, 489
  • —Portending the death of Alexander M. 571
  • Axiotheca; the Wife of Nicocles murders her self and her whole Family, 665
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