The Lantern

Chronicle · Pages 188-3326

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18 15 m Sophocles, the tragedian, first published the works of his ingenuity.

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5th of the Persians, Xerxes son of Darius, for 20 years.

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19 485 16 o At Rome, the vestal virgin Sunia, discovered in unchastity, was buried alive.

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74th Olympiad k Xerxes captures Egypt.

2 l Aristides is expelled with ignominy. 20 484 17 p Sophocles and Euripides are considered important. 35 469

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Persians

Consuls

Macedonians

BC

Persians

Consuls

Macedonians

BC

78th Olympiad

subsequent deeds which are reported to have been performed by them, would not have been silent about Esther.

a Herodotus the historical writer is well known.

3 a Sicily was ruled by the people.

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18 b Bacchylides and Diagoras are celebrated at Athens for their superlative eloquence.

36 468 4 b Cimon overcomes the Persians in naval and land battle near the Eurimedontis: and halts the Median war.

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