...particular he fent three hundred bucklers. Upon the reft of the fpoils he put this pompous infcription, WON BY ALEXANDER THE sON OF PHILIP AND THE GREEKS (EXCEPTING THE LACEDEMONIANs) OF THE BARBARIANs IN AsIA. The greateft part of the plate, the purple furniture, and...

...particular he fent three hundred bucklers. Upon the reft of the fpoils he put this pompous inicription, WON BY ALEXANDER THE SON OF PHILIP, AND THE GREEKS, (EXCEPTING THE LACEDAEMONIANS) of THE BARBARIANS IN ASIA. The greateft part of the plate, the purple furniture, and other things of...

...particular he fent three hundred bucklers. Upon the reft of the fpoils he put this pompous infcription, WON BY ALEXANDER THE sON OF PHILIP AND THE GREEKs (EXCEPTING THE LA-' CED-ffiMONIANs) OF THE BARBARIANS IN AsIA. The greateft part of the plate, the purple furniture,...

...particular he fent three hundred bucklers. Upon the reft of the fpoils heputthis pompous infcription, WoN BY ALEXANDER THE soN oF PHILIP, AND THE GREEKs, (EXCEPTING THE LACEDAEMoNIANs) oF THE BARBARIANS IN AsIA. The greater! part of the plate, the purple furniture, and other things of...

...ix. became Satrap of Lydia. Plutarch therefore probably wrote o [tE/.a.;. thirty-four men killed4*, nine of which were infantry. To do honour to their...the Lacedaemonians) from the barbarians in Asia.' The greatest part of the plate, the purple furniture, and other things of that kind which he took from...

...thirtyfour men killed, nine of which were infantry. To do honor to their memory, he erected to each df them a statue in brass, the workmanship of Lysippus....spoils he put this pompous inscription ; " Won by AlexandeF the son of Philip, and the Greeks (excepting the Lacedaemonians) from the barbarians in Asia."...

...workmanship of Lysippus. And that the Greeks might have the share in the glory of the day, he sent them presents out of the spoil: to the Athenians,...inscription, WON BY ALEXANDER THE SON OF PHILIP, AND THB GREEKS (EXCEPTING THE LACKD/F.MONIANs), OF THE BARBAKIANS IN ASIA. The greatest part of the plate,...

...had his horse killed under him. It was not however, the famous Bucephalus. In this dispute, more af his men were killed and wounded, than in all the rest...the Lacedaemonians) from the barbarians in Asia." pontis ; the Ganges beholds the approach of the leopard with four wings,* which triumphed on the banks...

...in this battle twenty thousand foot and two thousand five hundred horse ; whereas Alexander had ouly thirty-four men killed, nine of which were infantry....put this pompous inscription : ' Won by Alexander tho son of Philip, and the Greeks (excepting the Lacedsemonians) from the barbarians in Asia." It is...

...which were infantry. Todo honour to their memory, he erected to each of them a statuein brass, die workmanship of Lysippus. And that the Greeks might...put this pompous inscription : ' Won by Alexander the•on of Philip, and the Greeks (excepting the Lacedaemonians) from the barbarians in Asia." I!...