Herodotus: An Interpretative Essay, Volume 8

account of Egypt achievement admiration Alcmeonids allusion Archidamian Archidamian War assume assumption Athenian Athenian democracy Athens attempt attitude audience barbarian Book Charon of Lampsacus Cleisthenes conception conclusion considered contemporaries Croesus Cyrus defend democracy Dionysius dotus dramatic episode ethnographies example expectations explain fact FGrHist final Gelon geographer Greece Greek Hecataeus hegemony Hero Herodotus became Herodotus wrote historian hypothesis Ibid idea of Persian implicit important inevitable inference intent interest Ionian Ionian Revolt isegoria Jacoby Jacoby's justify kind literary logoi Macan Mardonius material motive narrative nature passage Pausanias Pausanias and Themistocles Peloponnesian Peloponnesian War Periclean Pericles Persian conquest Persian Empire Persian expansion Persian imperialism Persian War Persian Wars Pohlenz present prior Regenbogen relevant Schmid-Stählin Sparta speech suggests that Herodotus Suppl suppose technique theme of Persian Themistocles Thuc Thucydides tion tradition treatment of Pausanias truth unified unitarian unity VII-IX VIII words writing Xanthippus Xerxes