[301] In Brugsch, "Hist. of Egypt," 2, 297, Settu-Ra.
[302] Lepsius, "Inschriften von Charigeh und Dachileh, Z. f. Aeg. Spr." 1874, s. 75, 78.
[303] It seems to me rash to find Carthage in Karka (so also in the Babylonian version) with Oppert ("Journal Asiatique," 1872, p. 163 ff.), and Mordtmann ("Z. D. M. G." 16, 110).
[304] Justin, 19, 1.
[305] Though I admit that negotiations may have taken place between Darius and the Carthaginians, I do not at the same time allow the accuracy of the statement in Diodorus about the league of Xerxes and the Carthaginians against the Greeks: a Sicilian may be suspected of ascribing to his countrymen as large a share as possible in the glory of the Persian war.
[306] Herod. 5, 16.
[307] Herod. 5, 26.
[308] Herod. 7, 59.
[309] Herod. 5, 11, 23.
[310] Herod. 8, 139; Thuc. 2, 99, 200.