P. 86—“Parmenio,” par-me´ni-o. Of whom Philip said “I have never been able to find but one general, and that is Parmenio.”
P. 86—“Attalus,” at´ta-lus.
P. 88—“Leonnatus,” le´on-na´tus.
P. 89—“Ambrakiot,” am-bra´ci-ot.
P. 90—“Eurymedon,” eu-rym´e-don.
P. 91—“Leonidas,” le-on´i-das. The hardy habits of self-denial which Alexander displayed were attributed by him to the teachings of the austere Leonidas.
P. 91—“Lysimachus,” ly-sim´a-chus.
P. 93—“Hæmus,” hæ´mus; “Triballi,” tri-bal´li.
P. 94—“Onchestus,” on-ches´tus; a town a little south of Lake Copias.
P. 94—“Lychnitis,” or Lychnidus, lych´ni-tis; “Kleitus,” clei´tus.