Historical Parallels, Volume 1

Adeimantus admirall advantage Aristomenes armour arms army Athenians Athens attack Attica battle Boeotia brother Caligula called Cambyses cause charge command countrymen Crassus Croesus Darius death deserted Duke of Parma Eleusis emperor empire enemy English Eurybiades evil favour fear fell fight fire fleet force fortune fought gave Grecian Greece Greeks grete ground hand head heard hero Herodotus honour horse king Lacedæmonians land Leonidas lord Lynsay Mardonius master Mede Messenians Miltiades moche never night noble oracle Parthians passage passed Pausanias Peloponnesians Peloponnesus perished Persian person pinnace Pisistratus possession prince prisoners Publius Crassus ranks remained replied retreat returned Rolland Roman royal Salamis sarasyns sayd Scythians sent shewed shippes ships slain Smerdis soldiers Spaniards Spanish Spartan spirit sword Themistocles Thessaly thou thought throne took town triremes troops unto valour vessels victory whan whole whych wounded wyth Xerxes