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Monarchy, aristocracy, and democracy in Greece 307 § 4. The kingdom of Lydia 315 § 5. The rise of the Persians in the East 316 § 6. The story of Crœsus 320 § 7. Darius invades Russia 326 § 8. The battle of Marathon 332 § 9. Thermopylæ and Salamis 334 § 10. Platæa and Mycale 340 Chapter XXIII. Greek Thought and Literature § 1. The Athens of Pericles 343 § 2. Socrates 350 § 3. What was the quality of the common Athenians? 352 § 4. Greek tragedy and comedy 354 § 5. Plato and the Academy 355 § 6. Aristotle and the Lyceum 357 § 7. Philosophy becomes unworldly 359 § 8. The quality and limitations of Greek thought 360 Chapter XXIV. The Career of Alexander the Great § 1. Philip of Macedonia 367 § 2. The murder of King Philip 373 § 3. Alexander’s first conquests 377 § 4. The wanderings of Alexander 385 § 5. Was Alexander indeed great? 389 § 6. The successors of Alexander 395 § 7. Pergamum a refuge of culture 396 § 8. Alexander as a portent of world unity 397 Chapter XXV. Science and Religion at Alexandria § 1. The science of Alexandria 401 § 2. Philosophy of Alexandria 410 § 3. Alexandria as a factory of religions public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@45368@[email protected]#v1-page_410" class="pginternal"