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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1742 edition. Excerpt:... VII. Book thirty-four thousand six hundred and fifty Stadia, and the Time, employed in both, of a Year, and three Months. Xenophan to have been the Amount both of the Expedition, and Retreat. THE INDEX. II. signifies the second Volume, n. the Notes. A. Abrocomas, Enemy to Cyrus. -- 36 DEGREES.00 Greeks desert from him to Cyrus, 39. Goes to the King upon the Approach of Cyrus, 41. Bums all the Boats upon the Euphrates, 49. Arrives not 'till the Day after the Battle. -- 78 Ach A 1 Ans, v. Orcadians. - AcHERtrsiAs, a Peninsula. IL 100 Adoration, among the Persians. -- yon. AEneas, how kill'd. - - -- 297 AEni Ans, serve under Menon, 15. Their Dance. II. 8j AEschines, pursues the Enemy, 262. Is the first that gains the Top of the Mountain against the Colcbians. 309 Ac As 1 As, the Helean Priest. - II. 245 Acasias, of Stymphalus, detects Apollonides, 180. Con- tends with Callimachus who shall go upon a dangerous Expedition, 244, and 295. Mounts the Rampart with- out Arms, II. 14. His Answer to Xenopbon, II. 97. Is sent to demand the Money of the Heracleans, 102. A ssem- bles the Army, 117. Rescues a Man from Dexippus, 134. Accused by Dexippus, 135. His Speech to the Army, 137. Retorts the Accusation upon Dexippus before Clcander, 138. Is wounded v. Callimachus. Ac 1 As, an Arcadian, one of the Generals, goes to TiJTa.- phernes, is apprehended, 160. Put to Death, 159. Cha- racter. 168 Alcibiades, in great Favour with 1ijsapherr.es. 15. n. Amphicra'i Es, stain. 251 Anaxibius, 254 Celebrates the Praises of the Greeks, 89. Sends for the Generals to Byzantium, 158. Promises the Army Pay, ibid. Refuses to pay them, 159. Orders them out of the Town, ibid. Orders them to the Thracian Villages...