Book, Chapter

 1      II, III |        the second kingdom; for Cyrus, after the Chaldaeans and
 2      II, V   |      to the first year of king Cyrus, and such in fact is the
 3      II, V   |    captivity up to the time of Cyrus.~
 4      II, VIII|              Chapter VIII.~Him Cyrus, his grandson by his daughter,
 5      II, VIII|    superstition of the people, Cyrus also had been accustomed
 6      II, VIII|       was offered to the idol. Cyrus, then, being on intimate
 7      II, IX  |      land by the permission of Cyrus, attempted to restore their
 8      II, IX  |        reigned eighteen years, Cyrus held the supreme power for
 9      II, IX  |     began to reign at Rome. To Cyrus succeeded his son Cambyses,
10      II, IX  | Hystaspes, who was a cousin of Cyrus, and by unanimous consent
11      II, XIV |       was Cambyses, the son of Cyrus, on this ground that he,
12      II, XVII|        of its establishment by Cyrus, two hundred and fifty years.