Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The History of Greece, Vol. 6
The train of circumstances which had produced this event, the memorials fail for a complete investigation Of it, will. Require some attention.
We have seen Cyprus, at a very early' age, Cl. 5, from a Phenician, become a Grecian ilaud, and f 'b Hi Salamis the first Grecian city founded there. We have then Observed the Cyprian Greeks yielding CI, 5. To the Persian power, which the greatest kingdoms around them had been resisting in vain; and yet, not long after, a petty prince of Salamis, incited by. The revolt of the Greeks of Asia Minor; and on. 7, z.
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