BY CHARLES ROLLIN,

LATE PRINCIPAL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PARIS, &c.

IN EIGHT VOLUMES.

ILLUSTRATED WITH PLATES.

VOL. IV.

PUBLISHED BY

THOMAS CLARK, PORTLAND; W. & D. TREDWELL, PORTS
MOUTH; MUNROE & FRANCIS, BOSTON; AND J.
BIOREN & T. L. PLOWMAN, PHILADELPHIA.

1805.

July 1, 1915

Gift of

Mrs. A Lawrence Lowell

KD 64001

BOOK NINTH CONTINUED.

THE HISTORY OF THE PERSIANS AND GRECIANS.

Page I

CHAP. III. Sect. I. Grecian cities of Ionia implore aid of Lacedæ-

mon. Agesilaus elected king. His character

Sect. II. Agesilaus goes to Asia. Lysander falls out with him

Expedition of Agesilaus into Asia

Sect. III.

Sect. IV. Agesilaus recalled by the ephori to defend his country

Sect. V. Agesilaus returns victorious to Sparta. A peace

shameful to the Greeks, concluded

Sect. VI. War of Artaxerxes against Evagoras

Sect. VII. The expedition of Artaxerxes against the Cadusians.

History of Damates the Carian

Chap. IV. History of Socrates abridgeď

Sect. I. Birth and education of Socrates

Sect. II.

Of the dæmon, or familiar spirit, of Socrates

9

14

20

29

34

43

50

51

55

Sect. III. Socrates declared the wisest of mankind by the oracle 58

Sect. IV. Socrates devotes himself entirely to the instruction

of the youth of Athens

59

Sect. V. Socrates applies himself to discredit the sophists in the

opinion of the young Athenians

66

Sect. VI. Socrates is accused of holding bad opinions in regard

to the gods. He is condemned to die

68

Sect. VIII. Reflections upon Socrates and the sentence passed

upon him by the Athenians

Sect. VII. Socrates refuses to escape out of prison. He drinks

the poison

Sect. II. Love of poverty instituted at Sparta

100

Seet. III. Laws established by Minos in Crete

103

Art. II.

Of the government of Athens

110

Sect. I. Foundation of the government of Athens

Sect. II. Of the inhabitants of Athens

111

113

Sect. III. Of the council or senate of five hundred