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INDEX 55 1
defeated by Cyrus, 152-153 ;
Croesus of
Lydia, 153-155; Perso-Lydian campaign,
155-156 ; capture of Sardes, 156 ;
Hellas, 157 ; Aryan invasion of Greece,
158; Greek colonies in Asia Minor,
158-159; Persian conquest of, 159-160;
campaigns of Cyrus, 160 et seq. ;
surrender
of Babylon, 160-162; death of
Cyrus, 163-164; Cambyses, 166 et seq.;
Egyptian campaign, 167-168 ;
Gaumata,
169-170; Darius, 170 et seq. ;
the eight rebellions, 170-172; the
satrapies under Darius, 172-175;
Scythian campaign, 175-179; Indian
campaign, 179-180 ; customs, language,
and architecture of the ancient Persians,
181-197; reign of Darius, 198 ?.
j
Hellas and Asia Minor, 199 Ionic
;
revolt, 200 ; battle of Lade and fall of
Miletus, 201-202 ; campaign of Mardonius,
202-203 battle of
5 Marathon,
203-206 death of ; Darius, 206-207 ;
Xerxes, 208 et seq. ;
revolt of Babylon,
209 the
;
Great Expedition, 209 et seq. ;
Thermopylae, 213-214; Artemisium,
214-215 ; capture of Athens, 215-216 ;
battle of Salamis, 216-218; retreat of
Xerxes, 218-219 ; Mardonius, 219-221;
battle of Plataea, 221-223 5 battle of
Mycale, 223 ; capture of Sestos, 223 ;
assassination of Xerxes, 227 ;
Artaxerxes,
i. 227 et seq. ; Hystaspes rebels,
228 ;
revolt of Egypt, 228-230 ;
Peace
of Callias, 230 ;
rebellion of Megabyzus,
231-232 Darius
; Nothus, 232-233 ;
Tissaphernes, 233 ; Terituchmes, 233-
234 ; Cyrus the Younger, 235 et seq. ;
Artaxerxes Mnemon, 236 march of
;
Cyrus on Babylon, 236-238 battle of
;
Cunaxa, 238-240 retreat of the Ten
;
Thousand, 240-242 ; Egyptian campaigns,
243-245 latter
; days of Artaxerxes
Mnemon, 246-247 Artaxerxes
;
III., 247 ; capture of Sidon, 247-249 ;
Darius Codomannus, 249-250 rise of
;
Macedonia under Philip and Alexander,
251 et seq. ; Philip of Macedon, 253-
254; battle of Chaeronea, 254-255;
Alexander the Great, 257 et seq. ;
the
Great Expedition, 261 et seq. ; battle of
the Granicus, 264-265 surrender of
;
Sardes, 265 ; battle of Issus, 267-270 ;
siege of Tyre, 270-271 ;
invasion of
Egypt, 271-272 ; battle of Arbela, 273-
277 ; Persepolisand Pasagardae occupied,
277-279 ; capture of Ecbatana, 279 280 ;
death of Darius, 280-282 ; conquest of
Hyrcania, Parthia, and Areia, 283-285 ;
Sistan annexed, 285-286 ; capture of
Bessus, 287 ; capture of the Soghdian
Rock, 288-289 ; battle with Porus,
290-293 ;
Alexander's voyage to the
Indian Ocean, 295 et march from
seq. ;
the Indus to Susa, 296-298 death and
;
character of Alexander, 300-304
diccas, 305-307 rise of
;
Seleucus, 307-
308; Antigonus, 308-310; battle of
Gaza, 310 ; campaigns of Seleucus, 310-
312; battle of Ipsus, 312-313; career
of Demetrius Poliorcetes, 313-315 ;
defeat
of Lysimachus, 315-316 accession
;
of Antiochus Soter, 317-318 ;
Antiochus
Theus, 320 invasion of ; Syria, 321-322 ;
battle of Ancyra, 322-323 Attalus of
;
Pergamus, 323-324 Iran under Macedonian
rule, 324-327 ;
;
rise of Parthia,
328 et Arsacid seq. ; Dynasty, 330-331 ;
Arsaces I., 331-332 Arsaces
; II., 333 ;
Antiochus the Great, 334 et first
seq. ;
Macedonian War, 338-340; second
Macedonian War, 340-341 battle of
;
Magnesia, 343-346 house of
;
Seleucus,
349-350 battle of ; Pydna, 350 Antiochus
Epiphanes, 351-352; Demetrius
;
the Saviour, 352-353 ;
Mithradates I.,
of Parthia, 353-354 ;
Antiochus Sidetes,
356-357; Nomadic peril, 359-360;
Mithradates II., 361; Mithridates VI.,
of Pontus, 363-364 Parthia and
;
Rome,
364-365 ;
Parthia and China, 365-366 ;
Mithridates VI. and Rome, 367-368 ;
Pompey's career in the East, 368-372 ;
Crassus, 373-374; invasion of Parthia,
374-375 battle of ; Carrhae, 376-379 ;
invasion of Syria, 379-380 ; civil war
between Caesar and Pompey, 381-382 ;
Mark Antony, 382 et seq. ;
Parthian
campaign, 384-385 defeat and death
; of Pacorus, 386-387 ; Antony's expeditions,
387-391 jgovernment, religion, and
architecture of the Parthians, 392-401 ;
struggle for Armenia, 402 et murder
seq. ;
of Phraates IV., 402-403 Artabanus
;
III., 404-405 ; Volagases I. and Nero,
406-409 ; decline and fall of Parthia, 410
et seq. ; conquest of Mesopotamia and
Babylon, 411-413; Eastern campaigns
of Severus, 414-416 China and
;
Persia,
417-418 cult of Mithras in ; Europe,
418-421 rise of Sasanian
; Dynasty, 422
et seq. ; coming of Ardeshir, 424-425 ;
battle of Hormuz, 425-426 career and
;
achievements of Ardeshir, 426-429;
Shapur I., 430 et first
seq. ; campaign
against Rome, 431-432 second cam-
;
paign, 432 ; capture of Valerian, 432-
433 ;
Odenathus of Palmyra, 434-435 ;
Zenobia, 435 ; Manichaeans, 436-438 ;
Hormisdas and Bahram I., 438-439 ;
campaign of Carus, 439-440; campaigns
of Narses, 441-443 ; Shapur II., the
Great, 444 et first war with seq. ;
Rome,
445-447 ; persecution of Christians, 447-
448 second war with
; Rome, 449-451 ;