An Universal History: In Twenty-four Books, Volume 1 |
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acquired affairs afterwards Alcibiades ancient appears arms army arts Asia Athenians Athens attained authority barbarians battle became Boeotia Caesar Carthage Carthaginians Cato celebrated character chief Cicero Cimbri citizens civil coasts command conquered conqueror conquest constitution consul corruption death dignity Diocletian displayed dominion Egypt empire enemy enterprises Epaminondas ephori father fell formed Gaul gave genius gods greater greatest Grecian Greece Greeks Herodotus historian human hundred influence Ionia Italy king Lacedemon Lacedemonians Latium latter laws legions liberty Lycurgus Macedonia magistrates maintained manners Marius military monarchy mountains nations nature never noble obtained opulence orator passions peace Peloponnesus period Persians Pisistratus Pompey popular assembly possessed provinces Ptolemy rendered republic Romans Rome ruins scarcely Scipio Scythia SECTION senate Sicily soldiers sought Sparta subdued Sylla Thessaly thing throne Thucydides tions towns tribes troops victory virtue warriors whole Xenophon youth