Persia from the Earliest Period to the Arab

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i CONTENTS. LIST OF DYNASTIES Page vi INTRODUCTION Page vii CHAPTER I. Cyrus Croesus War in North-east Asia Fall of Babylon Tomb of Cyrus Cambyses Pseudo-Bardes Darius Campaign in Scythia Home at Susa Inscription and Coin of Pythagoras Burning of Sardis Second invasion of Europe Marathon Page 15 CHAPTER II. Xerxes Canal of Athos Thermopylae Salamis Artaxerxes I Darius II Artaxerxes II Cyrus the Younger Ochus Darius III Alexander Graneikus Issus Visit to Jerusalem Arbela Page 5 1 CHAPTER III. Daniel Darius the Mede Page 77 CHAPTER IV. Tomb of Cyrus Inscriptions of Darius Behistan Van, &c. Inscriptions of Xerxes Artaxerxes, &c. Persepolis Istakhr Susa Tomb of Darius Page 87 CHAPTER V. Arsacidae Arsakes I Tiridates I : Artabanus I Mithradates I Phraates II Scythian Invasion Mithradates II Progress of the Romans Orodes Crassus Pompey Antony Tiridates, son of Vologases Trajanus Avidius Cassius Se verus Artabanus Battle of Nisibis Page 121 CHAPTER VI. Sassanidae Ardashir I Shahpiir I Valerian Odaenathus Varahran II Tiridates of Armenia Galerius Narses Shahpiir II Zu'laktaf Julian III Finiz I Nushirwan Mauricius Khosni II Heraclius Muhammed Yezdigird II.I Muhammedan Conquest Sassanian Monuments at Nakhsh-i- Rustam, Nakhsh-i-Regib, Shahpiir, Takiit-i-Bostan Mr. Thomas's interpretation of those at Hajiabad Page 150
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