LXXIII. ALCIBIADES ESCAPES TO SPARTA 247
LXXIV. THE SIEGE OF SYRACUSE 249
LXXV. THE ATHENIAN ARMY IS DESTROYED 252
LXXVI. ALCIBIADES RETURNS TO ATHENS 255
LXXVII. ANTIOCHUS DISOBEYS ALCIBIADES 258
LXXVIII. THE WALLS OF ATHENS ARE DESTROYED 261
LXXIX. THE MARCH OF THE TEN THOUSAND 264
LXXX. PELOPIDAS AND EPAMINONDAS 269
LXXXI. THE SEVEN CONSPIRATORS 273
LXXXII. THE BATTLE OF LEUCTRA 277
LXXXIII. THE DEATH OF EPAMINONDAS 281
LXXXIV. THE TWO BROTHERS 286
LXXXV. TIMOLEON SENDS DIONYSIUS TO CORINTH 289
LXXXVI. ICETES TRIES TO SLAY TIMOLEON 293
LXXXVII. THE BATTLE OF CRIMISUS 296
LXXXVIII. DEMOSTHENES WISHES TO BECOME AN ORATOR 300
LXXXIX. DEMOSTHENES THE GREATEST ORATOR OF ATHENS 303
XC. THE SACRED WAR 306
XCI. ALEXANDER AND BUCEPHALUS 309
XCII. ALEXANDER AND DIOGENES 312
XCIII. THE BATTLE OF GRANICUS 315
XCIV. THE GORDIAN KNOT 318
XCV. DARIUS GALLOPS FROM THE BATTLEFIELD 321
XCVI. TYRE IS STORMED BY ALEXANDER 325
XCVII. THE BATTLE OF GAUGAMELA 328
XCVIII. ALEXANDER BURNS PERSEPOLIS 331
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