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373 BC - 372 BC (search for this): book 15, chapter 41
ut the King was master of his actions. When the Persian army had assembled at the city of AceLater St. Jean d'Acre, or simply Acre. it numbered two hundred thousand barbarians under the command of Pharnabazus and twenty thousand12,000 in Nepos, l.c. Greek mercenaries led by Iphicrates. The triremes numbered three hundred and the thirty-oared vessels two hundred. The number of those conveying food and other supplies was great. At the beginning of the summerSpring 373 just before Nile flood (chap. 43.4). In the autumn Iphicrates was again in Athens where he was elected general (chap. 43.5-6). the King's generals broke camp with the entire army, and accompanied by the fleet sailing along the coast proceeded to Egypt. When they came near the Nile they found that the Egyptians had manifestly completed their preparations for the war. For Pharnabazus marched slowly and had given plenty of time for the enemy to prepare. Indeed it is the
374 BC - 373 BC (search for this): book 15, chapter 41
374/3 B.C.When Socratides was archon at Athens, the Romans elected four military tribunes with consular power, Quintus Servilius, Servius Cornelius, and Spurius Papirius. During their term of office King Artaxerxes sent an expedition against the Egyptians,Other accounts: Nepos Iphicrates 2.4; Trogus Prologue to 10; Plut. Artaxerxes 24; Polyaenus 3.9.38, 56, 59. who had revolted from Persia. The leaders of the army were Pharnabazus, commanding the barbarian contingent, and IphicratesSee chap. 29.3-4 for Artaxerxes' request for the services of Iphicrates. the Athenian, commanding the mercenaries, who numbered twenty thousand. Iphicrates, who had been summoned for the campaign by the King, was given the assignment because of his strategic skill. After Pharnabazus had wasted several years making his preparations, Iphicrates, perceiving that though in talk he was clever, he was sluggish in action, frankly told him that he marvelled that an