INDEX OF VOLUME III.
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].