The History of Greece volume 7
The History of Greece volume 7
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Wherein it consisted he thinks it needless to explain. They were happy men, if they had nothing worse on their conscience MOVEMENTS OF PERDICCAS. 223 but dissembling his resentment. It was not very long CHAP.
LVII before the hour of retribution came. .
About the same time that Antipater was extricated B. C. 322. From his dangerous position at Lamia by Leonnatus, Perdiccas, accompanied by the titular sovereign, set against out on his march to Asia Minor. His first object was to establish Eumenes... in his satrapy. Ariarathes had collected an army of natives and foreign auxiliaries, amounting in all to 30, 000 foot and 15, 000 horse. But one so composed could not withstand troops like those of Perdiccas. Ariarathes was defeated and taken prisoner, with his whole family. The ruthless conqueror ordered them all to be put to a cruel and ignominious death : it was indeed that which Alex- ander had inflicted on Musicanus ; but in that case the barbarity was in some degree palliated by the revolt which provoked it, and by the policy of a terrible warning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wherein it consisted he thinks it needless to explain. They were happy men, if they had nothing worse on their conscience MOVEMENTS OF PERDICCAS. 223 but dissembling his resentment. It was not very long CHAP.
LVII before the hour of retribution came. .
About the same time that Antipater was extricated B. C. 322. From his dangerous position at Lamia by Leonnatus, Perdiccas, accompanied by the titular sovereign, set against out on his march to Asia Minor. His first object was to establish Eumenes... in his satrapy. Ariarathes had collected an army of natives and foreign auxiliaries, amounting in all to 30, 000 foot and 15, 000 horse. But one so composed could not withstand troops like those of Perdiccas. Ariarathes was defeated and taken prisoner, with his whole family. The ruthless conqueror ordered them all to be put to a cruel and ignominious death : it was indeed that which Alex- ander had inflicted on Musicanus ; but in that case the barbarity was in some degree palliated by the revolt which provoked it, and by the policy of a terrible warning.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Connop Thirlwall to read onlineMoreLess
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