CHAPTER IX. Page The war between the Athenians and Æolians about Sigéum and Achilléum. 35. I. Occurrences under Darius.-II. Of a people called Teucri. 39 42: CHAPTER XII.. The Expedition of Xerxes. I. Of his bridge over the Hellespont and canal behind Mount Athos.II. Of his arrival in the country of Ilium.-III. His departure, and passage into Europe.-IV. Remarks on Herodotus.-V. Protesilaus maltreated by Artäyctes.-VI. The battle of Salamis.-VII. Sestos taken, and Artäyctes punished. 44 - III. Notice to the 51 CHAPTER XIV. The first Peloponnesian War. I. Abydos and Sestos strong-holds of the contending parties.-II. The near Dardanus, battle of Abydos, and destruction of the Peloponnesian fleet.-V.. Destruction of the Athenian fleet and end of the war. CHAPTER XV.. The second Peloponnesian War. L Passage of the Cyreian Greeks through the Troia.-II. The Troia under the Persians. -III. Recovered for the Lacedæmonians.-IV. Ambush of the Athenians near Abydos.-V. End of the war.. CHAPTER XVI.. I.. Conduct of Charidemus Orites.-II. Of his taking Ilium by stratagem. CHAPTER XVII. Alexander the Great. I. His descent.-II. He invades Asia. III. Visits Ilium and the tombs of the heroes.-IV. His departure, and kindness to the Iliéans.-V. Ilis regard for. Homer, and imitations of Achilles. CHAPTER XVIII. Of the Troia under the Successors of Alexander: I. Of Ilium and Alexandréa Troas.-II. Of Scepsis.-III. Of Chrysa.. -IV. Of the barrow of Ilus.-V. Of a plain on Lectos.-VI. Of the arrival of Antiochus the first at Ilium. Page 53 59 64 68 75 CHAPTER. CHAPTER XIX. Events under King Attalus. I. The Troia invaded by King Philip.-II. Of the Gauls.-III. Removal of the Gergithans by Attalus. CHAPTER XX. Page 79. The descent of the Romans from the Trojans. CHAPTER XXI. The Establishment of the Roman Empire in Asia. 1. Invasion of Europe by Antiochus the Great.-II. Arrival of the Roman admiral in the Hellespont.-III. Antiochus invaded by the Romans.— IV. Interview of the Romans and Iliéans.-V. Regard of the Romans for Ilium. 81 85 CHAPTER XXII. f. Of the identity of Ilium and Troy.-II. Mr. Bryant cited.-III. Claim and pleas of the Ilićans.-IV. The origin of their city.-V. Of the offering sent by the Locrians to their Minerva.-VI. Of their Palladium. -VII. Appeal to Homer. 89 CHAPTER XXIII. Of the Troia under the Roman Republic. I. Allotment of the country by the Decemvirs.-II. Interposition of the Ilićans in behalf of the Lycians.-III. Sibylline verses enquired for at Ilium.-IV. Minerva of Ilium and Venus of Alexandréa allies of the Romans.-V. Treatment of Ilium by Fimbria.-VI. And by Sylla. - I. Of Ilium under Julius Cæsar.-II. Augustus Cæsar.-III. Tiberius Cæsar. IV. Tiberius Claudius Cæsar.-V. Nero Cæsar.-VI. End of the Julian family.-VII. Decline of Ilium.-VIII. The claim of |