History of Xerxes the Great
History of Xerxes the Great
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Camp followers. Arrival at the plain of Troy foot soldiers, arid the other thousand horsemen.
After the life-guards came a body of ten thou- sand infantry, and after them ten thousand cav- alry. This completed what was strictly the Persian part of the army. There was an in- terval of about a quarter of a mile in the reai of these bodies of troops, and then came a vast and countless multitude of servants, attendants, adventurers, and camp followers of every de- scription — a confused, promiscuou...s, disorderly, and noisy throng.
The immediate destination of this vast horde was Abydos ; for it was between Sestos, on the European shore, and Abydos, on the Asiatic, that the bridge had been built. To reach Aby- dos, the route was north, through the province of Mysia. In their progress the guides of the army kept well inland, so as to avoid the in- dentations of the coast, and the various small rivers which here flow westward toward the sea.
Thus advancing, the army passed to the right of Mount Ida, and arrived at last on the bank of the Scamander.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Camp followers. Arrival at the plain of Troy foot soldiers, arid the other thousand horsemen.
After the life-guards came a body of ten thou- sand infantry, and after them ten thousand cav- alry. This completed what was strictly the Persian part of the army. There was an in- terval of about a quarter of a mile in the reai of these bodies of troops, and then came a vast and countless multitude of servants, attendants, adventurers, and camp followers of every de- scription — a confused, promiscuou...s, disorderly, and noisy throng.
The immediate destination of this vast horde was Abydos ; for it was between Sestos, on the European shore, and Abydos, on the Asiatic, that the bridge had been built. To reach Aby- dos, the route was north, through the province of Mysia. In their progress the guides of the army kept well inland, so as to avoid the in- dentations of the coast, and the various small rivers which here flow westward toward the sea.
Thus advancing, the army passed to the right of Mount Ida, and arrived at last on the bank of the Scamander.
What to read after History of Xerxes the Great?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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