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 1 Miltiad     |     delivering Greece from the Persians; is opposed by Histiaeus,
 2 Miltiad     |       from the dominion of the Persians, and from all danger. "This,"
 3 Miltiad     |        that the kingdom of the Persians should be upheld." As most
 4 Miltiad     |        consternation, that the Persians betook themselves, not to
 5 Miltiad(26) |    feared the vengeance of the Persians if they submitted to Miltiades. ~
 6 Themist     |   writings and language of the Persians, in which he acquired such
 7  Pausan     |     among the chief of all the Persians, brave in action and full
 8  Pausan     |        states by whose aid the Persians had been conquered. ~II.
 9   Cimon     |        actions; he defeats the Persians by land and sea on the same
10   Alcib     |    among them, he flees to the Persians, and is afterwards reconciled
11   Alcib     |    that when he came among the Persians, with whom it was the chief
12   Conon     |        after the manner of the Persians), to Tithraustes, the captain
13   Conon     |        had to contend with the Persians only. They saw that a brave
14   Conon(89) |      Tithraustes and the other Persians. ~
15   Chabr     |      between the Egyptians and Persians, when the Athenians formed
16   Datam     |     Defeats the general of the Persians who is sent against him,
17   Datam(138)|     body of soldiery among the Persians, mentioned by Strabo, Plutarch,
18   Datam     |        after the manner of the Persians. When he received this pledge
19  Agesil     |        had been but right, the Persians might have been forced to
20   Eumen     | over-run Asia, and subdued the Persians, desired, in consequence
21   Kings     |      think, Cyrus, king of the Persians, and Darius, the son of
22   Kings     |       field; for no one of the Persians was more valorous in action
23    Summ     |         450.-------defeats the Persians in Cyprus. Ib.~449. -------