A Pictorial History of Greece: Ancient and Modern

Samuel Griswold Goodrich

E.H. Butler & Company, 1880 - 371 pagina's

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INTRODUCTION UNAPTER I Glance at the Early History of Mankind	9

Greeceits Present Condition	13

The Geography of Ancient Greece	16

Plan of the History	18

POETICAL AND TRADITIONARY HISTORY OF GREECE From the earliest times till the Institution of the Olympic Festival 884 B C	19

The Hellenes Inachus Cecrops Cadmus and Danaus	21

Pelops and Hercules	23

Argonautic Expedition	25

LXVIMiltiades AristidesThemistocles	166

Athens increases her Navy Xerxes Preparations for invading Greece	169

Advance of the Persian Army	172

Defence of Thermopylæ	176

The Contest at Sea	178

A large Portion of Greece devastated by the Persians	180

Battle of Salainis	183

Retreat of the Persians	187

Theseus continued X Theseus continued XI Theseus continued	27

The Trojan War	32

The Trojan War continued	33

The Heraclidæ	35

CodrusGreek Colonies	36

Institution of the Olympic Festival	38

Games continued	41

Grecian Mythology Classification Jupiter XIX Apollo Mars Mercury	44

Bacchus	49

Vulcan	51

Juno Minerva	53

Venus and Cupid	56

Diana Ceres and Vesta	58

Marine Gods Neptune Triton Oceanus and Nereus	62

The Infernal DeitiesPluto Plutus and Somnus	65

The Terrestrial Gods and Goddesses	67

Aurora	69

The more ancient Gods	74

Nymphs Satyrs etc	76

The Muses Graces and Sirens	77

Furies Fates Harpies Lares and Manes	80

Demigods and Heroes	82

Esculapius etc	87

General View of Grecian Mythology	90

Future StateRewards and Punishments	91

Religious RitesTemplesPriests	93

Oracles	95

The Amphictyonic Council	97

Poetry of Period I Homer	98

Poetry of GreeceHomerHesiod 19 21 23 25 29 30 32 33	100

From the Institution of the Olympic Festival 884 B C till the Commence ment of the Persian War 493 B C	103

Lycurgus continued	105

Lycurgus establishes his Code	107

Code of Lycurgus continued	109

XLVISystem of Lycurgus continued His Death	113

The Messenian Wars XLVIII Troubles in Athens Dracos Code 1	116

118	118

Solons Reform 12C Page	120

LSolons Code continued	122

Solons Travels	124

Solons Return Usurpation of Pisistratus 12	126

Hippias and Hipparchus	128

Manners and Customs of the Ancient Greeks Dress The Women	130

Classes occupations amusements meals education marriages funerals	133

LVIArmies Warfare Fortified Towns 13	136

Greek Ships of War Houses Furniture c	140

Poets of the Second Period	145

LIXSages and Philosophers of the Second Period The Seven Wise Men	147

The Seven Wise continued ول	148

The Seven Wise Men continued	151

Philosophers Anaximander Pythagoras	153

Pythagoras continued Æsop	155

PERIOD III	159

Battle of Marathon	162

Dishonesty of Themistocles	188

Battle of Platea End of the War	190

Fortifying of Athens	193

Themistocles	196

Cimon Splendor of Athens	199

Rebellion of Spartan Helots Rise of Pericles	201

Ascendency of Pericles	204

Power of Pericles Athens at War with Corinth	206

Commencement of the Peoponnesian War Accusation and Death of Pericles	209

CleonNiciasAlcibiades	212

Flight of Alcibiades	216

Discord at Athens Recall of Alcibiades His second Disgrace His Death	219

Origin of the Drama Dramatists of the Third Period	222

Dramatists continued	225

Poets and Historians of the Third Period	228

Philosophers of the Third Period	230

Arts Artists of the Third Period	241

From the Capture of Athens by the Lacedæmonians 404 B C till the Sub jugation of Greece by the Romans 146 B C	244

Cyrus Artaxerxes Retreat of the Ten Thousand Greeks	246

Agesilaus War with Persia	252

Efforts of Conon in behalf of Athens	254

The Olynthian War	257

Epaminondas	261

Battle of Leuctra Jason of Pheræ	264

Invasion of Laconia	268

Alliance of Athens and Arcadia	272

Olympic Festival Death of Epaminondas	273

Philip of Macedon	278

Athens The Social War	280

Amphipolis taken by Philip His Marriage	282

Proceedings of the Amphictyons Phorian or Sacred War begun Phocians routed by Philip	284

Thermopyla closed against Philip Demosthenes the Orator 288	288

Attack on Olynthus by Philip Fall of Olynthus	292

Athenian Embassy to Pella Macedon made an Amphictyonic State	295

Cessation of War in Greece	297

Capture of Elatea Battle of Charonea	301

Fail of Grecian Independence Assassination of Philip His Character	304

Accession of Alexander	308

Invasion of Asia by Alexander Victory at the Granicus	311

The Gordian Knot Preparations of Darius	315

Battle of the Issus Tyre and Sidon Siege of Tyre	319

Alexander in Egypt Defeat of Darius	324

Babylon and Persepolis Death of Darius Alexander in Scythia	329

Domestic Affairs of Athens Invasion of India by Alexander	332

The Illness and Death of Alexander His Character	336

Kingdom of Egypt Syria c founded Recall of Exiles to Athens Death of Demosthenes	338

Death of Antipater and Phocion	341

Rome Fall of Greece	343

Writers of the Fourth Period	345

Historians Orators c of the Fourth Period	346

Philosophers Sophists and Artists of the Fourth Period	352

PERIOD V	359

Revolution in Greece Siege of Tripolitza Marco Bazzaris 862	362

LXXVIIIFall of Missolonghi Battle Navarino	368

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Titel	A Pictorial History of Greece: Ancient and Modern Standard historical school series. 4
Auteur	Samuel Griswold Goodrich
Editie	herzien
Uitgever	E.H. Butler & Company, 1880
Oorspronkelijk uit	Pennsylvania State University
Gedigitaliseerd	13 feb 2013
Lengte	371 pagina's

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