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 1  Lysand     |      endeavours to dethrone the kings of Sparta, and corrupt the
 2  Lysand     |     upon measures to remove the kings of the Lacedaemonians; but
 3   Alcib     |       alliance with some of the kings of Thrace. ~VIII. Yet he
 4   Datam     |        such was the practice of kings, that they attributed adverse
 5  Agesil     |     they should always have two kings, in name rather than power,
 6  Agesil     | Eurysthenes, who were the first kings of Sparta, of the progeny
 7  Agesil     |      presents were given him by kings, princes, and states, he
 8   Eumen     |   Alexander assume the title of kings; his funeral, XIII. ~I.
 9   Eumen     |       all those who were styled kings after the death of Alexander
10   Kings     |                         XXI. OF KINGS. ~The Spartan kings, kings
11   Kings     |          OF KINGS. ~The Spartan kings, kings only in name; the
12   Kings     |      KINGS. ~The Spartan kings, kings only in name; the most eminent
13   Kings     |       in name; the most eminent kings of Persia, I.----The greatest
14   Kings     |      Persia, I.----The greatest kings of Macedonia; the only great
15   Kings     | sovereign of Sicily, II.----The kings that arose after the death
16   Kings     |        worthy of record, except kings, for we would not treat
17   Kings     |     just like the other Spartan kings. But of those who were sovereigns
18   Kings(222)|    which contained the lives of kings, as Lambinus thinks; and
19   Kings(222)|      have spoken of the acts of kings, are intended; for if Nepos
20   Kings     |         of the Macedonians, two kings far excelled the rest in
21   Kings     |     There arose also some great kings from among the followers
22  Hannib     |        the most powerful of all kings at that period; and him
23  Hannib     |      Rome, so, at Carthage, two kings are annually chosen, retaining
24  Hannib(238)|   Greeks and Romans called them kings. ~
25    Cato     |        contains the acts of the kings of Rome; the second and