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The Histories Of Polybius Vol. II, by Evelyn S. Shuckburgh, M.A

The Histories Of Polybius Vol. II, by Evelyn S. Shuckburgh, M.A

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Author
Polybius
Title
The Histories of Polybius, Vol. 2 (of 2)
Credits
Produced by Delphine Lettau, Turgut Dincer and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/Canadian Libraries)
Language
English
LoC Class
D: History: General and Eastern Hemisphere
Subject
History, Ancient
Category
Text
eBook-No.
44126
Project Gutenberg
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/44126
Release Date
November 8, 2013
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.THE HISTORIES OF POLYBIUS
  2. 2.CONTENTS
  3. 3.THE HISTORIES OF POLYBIUS
  4. 4.BOOK X — THE HANNIBALIAN WAR—THE RECOVERY OF TARENTUM — PUBLIUS CORNELIUS SCIPIO AFRICANUS IN SPAIN, B.C. 210-206 — PHILOPOEMEN OF MEGALOPOLIS — PHILIP V. — THE HANNIBALIAN WAR — SCIPIO IN SPAIN — AFFAIRS IN GREECE — ANTIOCHUS IN PARTHIA, B.C. 209-5. See ch. 31 .
  5. 5.BOOK XI — PHILOPOEMEN IN THE PELOPONNESE, — ABILITY OF HANNIBAL. See Livy, 28, 12 — SCIPIO IN SPAIN, AFTER THE BATTLE OF THE METAURUS — SCIPIO ON THE EXPULSION OF THE CARTHAGINIANS FROM SPAIN IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE ABOVE VICTORY — SCIPIO’S VISIT TO SYPHAX, KING OF MASAESYLIANS. See Livy, 28, 17, 18 — A MUTINY IN SPAIN — ANTIOCHUS IN BACTRIA. See 10 , 48 , 49
  6. 6.BOOK XII — CRITICISM OF TIMAEUS — A CRITICISM ON EPHORUS AND CALLISTHENES — GENERAL REMARKS ON TIMAEUS AS AN HISTORIAN
  7. 7.BOOK XIII — THE AETOLIANS — PHILIP’S TREACHEROUS CONDUCT, B.C. 204 — NABIS, TYRANT OF SPARTA, B.C. 207-192 — ANTIOCHUS IN ARABIA, B.C. 205-204
  8. 8.BOOK XIV — PREFACE — PTOLEMY PHILOPATOR, B.C. 222-205
  9. 9.BOOK XV — EGYPT — THE DEATH OF AGATHOCLES AND HIS FAMILY — ANTIOCHUS
  10. 10.BOOK XVI — PHILIP V. WAGES WAR WITH ATTALUS, KING OF PERGAMUM, AND THE RHODIANS. — GREAT SEA-FIGHT OFF CHIOS BETWEEN PHILIP AND THE ALLIED FLEETS OF ATTALUS AND RHODES, B.C. 201 — THE INDECISIVE BATTLE OF CHIOS WAS FOLLOWED BY ANOTHER OFF LADE, IN WHICH PHILIP WAS PARTLY SUCCESSFUL 68 — PHILIP’S OPERATIONS IN CARIA, B.C. 201 — AFFAIRS IN GREECE — DIGRESSION ON THE MERITS OF THE HISTORIANS ZENO AND ANTISTHENES OF RHODES — EGYPT — THE WAR IN COELE-SYRIA — ITALY (LIVY, 30, 45) — WAR BETWEEN ROME AND PHILIP V. — THE PELOPONNESE—WAR WITH NABIS — COELE-SYRIA
  11. 11.BOOK XVIII 77 — THE WAR WITH PHILIP — THE END OF THE FIRST MACEDONIAN WAR — ASIA — ITALY — GREECE — ASIA — EGYPT
  12. 12.BOOK XIX
  13. 13.BOOK XX — GREECE
  14. 14.BOOK XXI — ASIA — THE WAR WITH THE GAULS OF ASIA — CEPHALLENIA.
  15. 15.BOOK XXII — CONTENTS — EGYPT UNDER PTOLEMY EPIPHANES AFTER THE DEATH OF ARISTOMENES ( 18 , 53 , 54 ) — A MEETING OF THE ACHAEAN LEAGUE PARLIAMENT
  16. 16.BOOK XXIII — THE FALL OF PHILOPOEMEN
  17. 17.BOOK XXIV
  18. 18.BOOK XXV
  19. 19.BOOK XXVI
  20. 20.BOOK XXVII — THE WAR WITH PERSEUS
  21. 21.BOOK XXVIII
  22. 22.BOOK XXIX
  23. 23.BOOK XXX
  24. 24.BOOK XXXI
  25. 25.BOOK XXXII
  26. 26.BOOK XXXIII
  27. 27.BOOK XXXIV — GEOGRAPHICAL FRAGMENTS
  28. 28.BOOK XXXV
  29. 29.BOOK XXXVI — THE THIRD PUNIC WAR
  30. 30.BOOK XXXVII
  31. 31.BOOK XXXVIII
  32. 32.BOOK XXXIX
  33. 33.CONCLUSION OF THE HISTORY
  34. 34.I.—SHORTER FRAGMENTS — A — I (6, 2) — II (6, 2) — III (6, 2) — IV (6, 2) — V (6, 2) — VI (6, 2) — (6, 1) — (6, 1) — VII (6, 1) — VIII (6, 1) — IX (10) — X (13) — XI (16) — XII (23) — XIII (25) — XIV (29) — XV (31) — XVI (42) — XVII (63) — XVIII (64) — XIX (66) — XX (90) — XXI (95) — XXII (96) — XXIII (102) — (103) — XXIV (113) — XXV (117) — XXVI (154) — XXVII (156) — XXVIII (157) — XXIX (166) — XXX (184) — B — XXXI (1) — XXXII (2) — XXXIII (3) — XXXIV (5) — XXXV (6) — XXXVI (7) — XXXVII (8) — XXXVIII (11) — XXXIX (12) — XXXIX (14) — XL (27) — XLI (30) — XLII (32) — XLIII (34) — XLIV (35) — XLV (36) — XLVI (39) — XLVII (40) — XLVIII (43) — XLIX (44) — L (46) — LI (47) — LII (54) — LII (55) — LIII (56) — LIV (57) — LV (61) — LV (62) — LVI (67) — LVII (68) — LVII (69) — LVIII (72) — LIX (73) — LX (74) — LXI (80) — LXII (81) — LXIII (85) — LXIV (86) — LXV (88) — LXV (91) — LXVI (92) — LXVII (100) — LXVIII (101) — LXIX (104) — LXX (105) — LXXI (109) — LXXII (110) — LXXIII (111) — LXXIV (112) — LXXV (113) — LXXVI (114) — LXXVII (120) — LXXVIII (122) — LXXIX (124) — LXXX (126) — LXXXI (131) — LXXXII (133) — LXXXIII (134) — LXXXIV (140) — LXXXV (141) — LXXXVI (151) — LXXXVII (153) — LXXXVIII (158) — LXXXIX (159) — XC (161) — XCI (162) — XCII (163) — XCIII (164) — XCIV (168) — XCV (170) — XCV (177-179) — XCVI (182) — XCVII (183) — XCVIII (185) — XCIX (191) — C (192) — CI (193) — CII (195) — CIII (195) — CIV (199)
  35. 35.II.—GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES QUOTED BY STEPHANUS AND OTHERS AS HAVING BEEN USED BY POLYBIUS
  36. 36.APPENDIX I.
  37. 37.APPENDIX II. — THE KINGS OF EGYPT, SYRIA, AND MACEDONIA, TO THE END OF THE PERIOD EMBRACED IN POLYBIUS’S HISTORY
  38. 38.APPENDIX III — 1, 32-36.—XANTHIPPUS THE LACEDAEMONIAN — 1, 34.—M. ATILIUS REGULUS — 1, 60.—LUTATIUS — 1, 76.—HAMILCAR — 11, 22-23.—SCIPIO AND HASDRUBAL SON OF GESCO — 34, 5, 10.—PYTHEAS — 34, 10.—THE SUBTERRANEAN FISH
  39. 39.FOOTNOTES:
  40. 40.INDEX.

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