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CONTENTS TO VOL. III.

BOOK II. continued.

The History of the Persians and Grecians

CHAPTER II.

The history of Xerxes, intermixed with that of the

Greeks

Sect. I. Xerxes, after having reduced Egypt,

makes preparations for carrying the

war into Greece. He holds a council.

The wise discourse of Artabanes.

War is resolved upon

II. Xerxes begins his march, and passes

from Asia into Europe, by crossing

the streights of the Hellespont upon

a bridge of boats

III. The number of Xerxes's forces. De-

maratus delivers his sentiments freely

upon that prince's enterprize

IV. The Lacedemonians and Athenians

send to their allies in vain to require

succours from them. The command

of the fleet given to the Lacedemo-

nians

V. The battle of Thermopyla. The death

of Leonidas

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CONTENTS TO VOL. III.

BOOK II. continued.

The History of the Persians and Grecians

CHAPTER II.

The history of Xerxes, intermixed with that of the

Greeks

Sect. I. Xerxes, after having reduced Egypt,

makes preparations for carrying the

war into Greece. He holds a council.

The wise discourse of Artabanes.

War is resolved upon

II. Xerxes begins his march, and passes

from Asia into Europe, by crossing

the streights of the Hellespont upon

a bridge of boats

III. The number of Xerxes's forces. De-

maratus delivers his sentiments freely

upon that prince's enterprize

IV. The Lacedemonians and Athenians

send to their allies in vain to require

succours from them. The command

of the fleet given to the Lacedæmo-

nians

V. The battle of Thermopyla. The death

of Leonidas

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