ArginusÆ, battle of, 198–205.

Aristophanes, Knights of, 134–147.

Athenians, expedition against Sicily, 171–190

Brown, execution of John, 261–263.

Circumvallation, lines of, 6, 7, 31.

Cleon, 121, 122, 134–148.

Comedy, Greek, account of, 129–134.

Constantinople, factions of circus, 103–112.

Corcyrean sedition, 78–96.

Guthrie, James, execution of, 265–270.

Hawkwood, retreat of Sir J., 194–197

HermÆ, mutilation of, 169, 170.

Huss, John, 244–254.

Jacquerie, 98–101.

Jerome of Prague, 255–257.

Jerusalem, siege of, 32–36.

Knights of Aristophanes, 134–147.

Magdeburg, siege of, 50–62.

Massacre of September 1792, 112–120.

Ney, retreat from Moscow, 190–194.

Nika sedition, 111.

Peloponnesian war, end of, 214–217.

Numantia, siege of, 19–22.

Oates, Titus, 160–168.

Ostend, siege of, 39–50.

Persecutions, civil and religious, 244–283.

PlatÆa, siege of, 5–19.

Popish plot, 149–160.

Portobello, taken by Vernon, 127–129.

Prelacy, attempted to be restored in Scotland, 257–270.

Presbyterians, persecution of, ibid.

Reformation in England, 270–283.

RÉole, La, siege of, 37.

Retreat of Athenians from Syracuse, 178–189;

Rome, civil wars of, compared with seditions in Greece, 95–97.

September, 1792, massacre of, 112–120.

Sicilian expedition, 171–190.

Siege of PlatÆa, 5–19;

Socrates, history, character, and death of, 218–243.

Sphacteria, capture of Spartans at, 126.

Syracuse, besieged by Marcellus, 28–31;

— by Athenians, 177.

Taylor, Rowland, burnt for heresy, 272–283.

Tyre, siege of, 25–28.

Witts, De, massacre of, 205–214.

Zaragoza, siege of, 63–77.