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XIV. Arrangement of the Hostile Armies

43

XV. Description of the Battle of the Granicus

45

XVI. Defeat of the Persians.—Loss on Both Sides

47

XVII. Alexander in Sardis and Ephesus

50

XVIII. Alexander marches to Miletus and Occupies the Island of Lade

52

XIX. Siege and Capture of Miletus

55

XX. Siege of Halicarnassus.—Abortive Attack on Myndus

58

viiiXXI. Siege of Halicarnassus

61

XXII. Siege of Halicarnassus

63

XXIII. Destruction of Halicarnassus.—Ada, Queen of Caria

64

XXIV. Alexander in Lycia and Pamphylia

66

XXV. Treason of Alexander, Son of Aëropus

68

XXVI. Alexander in Pamphylia.—Capture of Aspendus and Side

70

XXVII. Alexander in Phrygia and Pisidia

72

XXVIII. Operations in Pisidia

74

XXIX. Alexander in Phrygia

76

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BOOK II.

I. Capture of Mitylene by the Persians.—Death of Memnon

78

II. The Persians capture Tenedus.—They are Defeated at Sea

80

III. Alexander at Gordium

82

IV. Conquest of Cappadocia.—Alexander’s Illness at Tarsus

84

V. Alexander at the Tomb of Sardanapalus.—Proceedings in Cilicia

87

VI. Alexander advances to Myriandrus.—Darius Marches against him

89

VII. Darius at Issus.—Alexander’s Speech to his Army

91

VIII. Arrangement of the Hostile Armies

94

IX. Alexander changes the Disposition of his Forces

97

X. Battle of Issus

99

XI. Defeat and Flight of Darius

101

XII. Kind Treatment of Darius’s Family

104

XIII. Flight of Macedonian Deserters into Egypt.—Proceedings of Agis, King of Sparta.—Alexander occupies Phoenicia

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