A history of Greece from the earliest times to the death of Alexander the Great,
Edition statement:7th ed., rev. Published by : Longmans, Green, and co., (New York [etc.]) Physical details: xiii, 560 p. incl. front., illus., maps. 2 fold. maps. 19 cm. Year: 1901| Item type | Current location | Call number | Vol info | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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The geography of Greece -- Aegean Civilization: The origins of the Greek Nationality -- The Homeric Poems, and the Greeks of the Heroic Age -- The religion of the Greeks: Olympia and Delphi -- The Great Migrations -- The Greek colonies in Asia -- The Dorians in Peloponnesus - The Legislation of Lycurgus -- The age of Colonization -- The Age of the Tyrants -- The early history of Attica -- Solon and Peisistratus -- The Greeks of Asia, and the Lydian Monarchy -- Rise of the Achaemenian Empire - Cyrus and Darius - Commencement of the Persian Wars, 549-520 B.C. -- Darius and the Greeks - The Ionian revolt -- Events in Greece after the fall of the Peisistratidae - The constitution of Cleisthenes, 510-508 B.C. -- Events in European Greece down to the Battle of Marathon, 509-490 B.C. -- From the Battle of Marathon to the Invasion of Xerxes, 490-480 B.C. -- The Invasion of Xerxes - Thermopylae and Artemisium -- The invasion of Xerxes - Salamis and Plataea -- The Greeks of Italy and Sicily down to the end of the Tyranny at Syracuse, 600-465 B.C. -- Events in Asia Minor and Greece, 479-466 B.C. - Origin of the confederacy of Delos -- The building up of the Athenian Empire, 471-458 B.C. -- Athens at the height of her power, 458-445 B.C. -- The years of peace, 445-432 B.C. - Pericles and the Athenian Empire -- The outbreak of the Poleponnesian War and its causes, 435-432 B.C. -- The early years of the Peloponnesian War down to the death of Pericles, 431-420 B.C. -- From the death of Pericles to the fall of Plataea, 429-427 B.C. -- Sphacteria and Delium, 427-424 B.C. -- Brasidas in Thrace - The peace of Nicias, 424-421 B.C. -- The years of the Truce, 421-416 B.C. -- The expedition of the Athenians to Sicily, 415-413 B.C. -- The decline of the power of Athens, down to the Fall of the Four Hundred, 413-411 B.C. -- The fall of Athens, 411-404 B.C. - End of the Peloponnesian War -- Sparta supreme in Greece, 404-396 B.C. -- Attempts to overthrow the Spartan Supremacy, 395-387 B.C. -- The Greeks of the West, 413-338 B.C. -- The end of the Spartan Hegemony, 387-379 B.C. -- The uprising of Thebes, 379-371 B.C. -- Thebes predominant in Greece, 371-362 B.C. -- From the peace of 362 B.C. to Philip's first invasion of Greece, 362-352 -- Philip and Demosthenes, 352-344 B.C. -- The end of Grecian Freedom, 344-338 B.C. -- Alexander the Great, 336-323

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