[310] The capital city of Seleukus, now Antioch.
[311] Tyre and Sidon.
[312] The usual Attic corn-measure, containing about 12 gallons.
[313] A dry measure, containing a sixth of a medimnus, or about 2 gallons.
[314] By the entrance commonly assigned to the principal person in a drama.—Thirlwall.
[315] Alexander, Antipater’s younger brother.
[316] Antigonus, surnamed Gonatas, afterwards King of Macedonia.
[317] He laid siege to Thebes, the only important city in Bœotia, which seems to have quickly recovered itself after its destruction by Alexander.
[318] O. Kardia.
[319] See vol. ii., Life of Pyrrhus, ch. 7.