William Mitford
The History of Greece - Volume 1
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The History of Greece - Volume 1
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Volume 1 of Mitford's History of Greece ranges from the country's foundations to the end of the first Peloponnesian War.
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Volume 1 of Mitford's History of Greece ranges from the country's foundations to the end of the first Peloponnesian War.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 606
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. September 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 1030g
- ISBN-13: 9781108011044
- ISBN-10: 1108011047
- Artikelnr.: 32095732
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 606
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. September 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 1030g
- ISBN-13: 9781108011044
- ISBN-10: 1108011047
- Artikelnr.: 32095732
1. History of Greece, from the earliest accounts of the end of the Trojan
War; 2. Of the religion, government, jurisprudence, science, arts,
commerce, and manners of the early Greeks; 3. History of Greece from the
Trojan War to the return of the Heracleids; 4. History of the southern
provinces of Greece, from the return of the Heracleids to the conquest of
Messenia by the Lacedaemonians; 5. Summary view of the state of the
northern provinces of Greece ... from the Trojan war to the first public
transaction with Persia; 6. View of the eastern nations politically
connected with Greece; 7. Continuation of the history of Greece during the
reign of Darius king of Persia; 8. History of Greece, from the accession of
Xerxes to the throne of Persia till the conclusion of the first campaign of
that monarch's expedition against Greece; 9. History of Greece, from the
battle of Salamis to the conclusion of the Persian invasion; 10. View of
the people of the western countries politically connected with the Greeks,
and of the Grecian settlements in Sicily and Italy; 11. Affairs of Greece,
from the conclusion of that commonly called the Persian war, to the
establishment of security for the Greeks, against the barbarians, by the
successes of Cimon; 12. Affairs of Greece, from the establishment of its
security against Persia, to the truce for thirty years between Athens and
Lacedaemon.
War; 2. Of the religion, government, jurisprudence, science, arts,
commerce, and manners of the early Greeks; 3. History of Greece from the
Trojan War to the return of the Heracleids; 4. History of the southern
provinces of Greece, from the return of the Heracleids to the conquest of
Messenia by the Lacedaemonians; 5. Summary view of the state of the
northern provinces of Greece ... from the Trojan war to the first public
transaction with Persia; 6. View of the eastern nations politically
connected with Greece; 7. Continuation of the history of Greece during the
reign of Darius king of Persia; 8. History of Greece, from the accession of
Xerxes to the throne of Persia till the conclusion of the first campaign of
that monarch's expedition against Greece; 9. History of Greece, from the
battle of Salamis to the conclusion of the Persian invasion; 10. View of
the people of the western countries politically connected with the Greeks,
and of the Grecian settlements in Sicily and Italy; 11. Affairs of Greece,
from the conclusion of that commonly called the Persian war, to the
establishment of security for the Greeks, against the barbarians, by the
successes of Cimon; 12. Affairs of Greece, from the establishment of its
security against Persia, to the truce for thirty years between Athens and
Lacedaemon.
1. History of Greece, from the earliest accounts of the end of the Trojan
War; 2. Of the religion, government, jurisprudence, science, arts,
commerce, and manners of the early Greeks; 3. History of Greece from the
Trojan War to the return of the Heracleids; 4. History of the southern
provinces of Greece, from the return of the Heracleids to the conquest of
Messenia by the Lacedaemonians; 5. Summary view of the state of the
northern provinces of Greece ... from the Trojan war to the first public
transaction with Persia; 6. View of the eastern nations politically
connected with Greece; 7. Continuation of the history of Greece during the
reign of Darius king of Persia; 8. History of Greece, from the accession of
Xerxes to the throne of Persia till the conclusion of the first campaign of
that monarch's expedition against Greece; 9. History of Greece, from the
battle of Salamis to the conclusion of the Persian invasion; 10. View of
the people of the western countries politically connected with the Greeks,
and of the Grecian settlements in Sicily and Italy; 11. Affairs of Greece,
from the conclusion of that commonly called the Persian war, to the
establishment of security for the Greeks, against the barbarians, by the
successes of Cimon; 12. Affairs of Greece, from the establishment of its
security against Persia, to the truce for thirty years between Athens and
Lacedaemon.
War; 2. Of the religion, government, jurisprudence, science, arts,
commerce, and manners of the early Greeks; 3. History of Greece from the
Trojan War to the return of the Heracleids; 4. History of the southern
provinces of Greece, from the return of the Heracleids to the conquest of
Messenia by the Lacedaemonians; 5. Summary view of the state of the
northern provinces of Greece ... from the Trojan war to the first public
transaction with Persia; 6. View of the eastern nations politically
connected with Greece; 7. Continuation of the history of Greece during the
reign of Darius king of Persia; 8. History of Greece, from the accession of
Xerxes to the throne of Persia till the conclusion of the first campaign of
that monarch's expedition against Greece; 9. History of Greece, from the
battle of Salamis to the conclusion of the Persian invasion; 10. View of
the people of the western countries politically connected with the Greeks,
and of the Grecian settlements in Sicily and Italy; 11. Affairs of Greece,
from the conclusion of that commonly called the Persian war, to the
establishment of security for the Greeks, against the barbarians, by the
successes of Cimon; 12. Affairs of Greece, from the establishment of its
security against Persia, to the truce for thirty years between Athens and
Lacedaemon.