OR, THE

ANTIQUITIES

OF

GREECE.

The SEVENTH EDITION.

By JOHN POTTER, D. D.
Late Lord Archbishop of CANTERBURY.

VOLUME the SECOND.

CONTAINING,

I. The Military Affairs || II. Some of their Mif-

of the GRECIANS.

cellany Customs.

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hebescere & languere nolumus, fed etiam, ut plurimis profimus,

nitimur?

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THE

CONTENTS.

BOOK

III.

HAP. I. Of the Wars, Valour, Military Glory, &c.

the antient Grecians

CH

Chap. II. Of their Levies, Pay, &c. of Soldiers

Chap. III. Of the different Sorts of Soldiers

Page 1

6

9

Chap. IV. Of the Grecian Arms and Weapons, with

their military Apparel

19

Chap. V. Of the Officers of the Athenian and Lacedæ-

monian Armies

51

Chap. VI. Of the feveral Divifions and Forms of the

Grecian Army, and other military Terms
56

Chap. VII. Of their manner of making Peace, and de-

claring War; their Ambaffadors, &c.

Chap. VIII. Of their Camps, Guards, Watches, and

military Course of Life.

64

74

89

Chap. IX. Of their Battles, their Generals Harangues,

the Sacrifices, Mufick, Signals, Enfigns, the Word, and

Way of ending Wars by fingle Combat, &c.

Chap. X. Of their Sieges, with the most remarkable of

their Inventions and Enfigns used therein

Chap. XI. Of the Slain and their Funer Is

Chap. XII. Of their Booty taken in War, their Grati-

tude to the Gods after Victory, their Trophies, &c. 106

Chap. XIII. Of their military Punishment and Rewards,

with the manner of conveying Intelligence

Chap. XIV. Of the Invention and different Sorts of Ships

97

114

120

Chap. XV. Of the Parts, Ornaments, &c. of Ships 125

Chap. XVI. Of the Tackling and Inftruments required in

Navigation.

131

Chap. XVII. Of the Instruments of War in Ships 135

Chap. XVIII. Of the Mariners and Soldiers

Chap. XIX. Of Naval Officers

Chap. XX. Of their Voyages, Farbours, &c.

Chap. XXI. Of their Engagements. &C by Son

138

143

148