[75] Herodotus's statements of the numbers in Xerxes' army are incredible.—ED.
[76] Herod., vii., 61-80.
[77] vii., 139.
[78] The chronology of these events is uncertain.—ED.
[79] Called the Peace of Cimon, but it is very doubtful whether Cimon really concluded a treaty. [With more right may it be called the Peace of Callias, who was probably principal ambassador.—ED.]
[80] In his chapters on the Mityleneans.