The Ancient History of the Egyptians, Carthaginians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Medes and Persians, Macedonians, and Grecians, Volume 3W. J. & J. Richardson, 1804 - History, Ancient |
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... Pausanias XV . Pausanias's secret conspiracy with the Persians . His death 82 86 ** 89 .iw 92 XVI . Themistocles being pursued by the Athenians and Lacedemonians , as an accomplice in Pausanias's conspiracy , flies for shelter to king ...
... Pausanias XV . Pausanias's secret conspiracy with the Persians . His death 82 86 ** 89 .iw 92 XVI . Themistocles being pursued by the Athenians and Lacedemonians , as an accomplice in Pausanias's conspiracy , flies for shelter to king ...
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... Pausanias , All their forces joined together , amounted only to eleven thousand two hundred men . Of which num- ber four thousand only were employed at Thermo- pyle to defend the pass . But these soldiers , adds the historian , were all ...
... Pausanias , All their forces joined together , amounted only to eleven thousand two hundred men . Of which num- ber four thousand only were employed at Thermo- pyle to defend the pass . But these soldiers , adds the historian , were all ...
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... Pausanias , who obtained the vic tory of Platea , caused the bones of Leonidas to be carried from Thermopyla to Sparta , and erected a magnificent monument to his memory ; near which was likewise another erected for Pausanias . Every ...
... Pausanias , who obtained the vic tory of Platea , caused the bones of Leonidas to be carried from Thermopyla to Sparta , and erected a magnificent monument to his memory ; near which was likewise another erected for Pausanias . Every ...
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... Pausanias king of Sparta , and of Aristides general of the Athenians . The Persian army , according to the account of Herodotus , consisted of three hun- dred thousand , or , according to that of Diodorus , of five hundred thousand men ...
... Pausanias king of Sparta , and of Aristides general of the Athenians . The Persian army , according to the account of Herodotus , consisted of three hun- dred thousand , or , according to that of Diodorus , of five hundred thousand men ...
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... Pausanias forthwith gave orders to the officers to prepare themselves for battle , and imparted to Aris- tides the design he had formed of changing his or der of battle , by placing the Athenians in the right wing instead of the left ...
... Pausanias forthwith gave orders to the officers to prepare themselves for battle , and imparted to Aris- tides the design he had formed of changing his or der of battle , by placing the Athenians in the right wing instead of the left ...
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