Trouble in the west : Egypt and the Persian Empire, 525-332 BCE /
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Language: English
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New York :
Oxford University Press,
c2012.
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Oxford studies in early empires.
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Call Number: DS281 .R89 2012
Table of Contents:
- Persia and Egypt: the historical context
- Persian success: conquest and kingship, 525-518
- Managing Egypt, 518-415
- Losing Egypt, 415-400
- Securing the Eastern Mediterranean, 400-395
- into the Aegean, 394-392
- To Egypt: preparations and campaign, 391-387
- The Egyptian War and the King's peace, 387-386
- Egypt strikes back: the Cypriot War and the struggle for the Eastern Mediterranean, 386-379
- Preparing the second campaign: engaging Greeks, 380-373
- Pharnabazus and Iphicrates' Egyptian campaign, 373
- Court politics and the collapse of the third campaign, 372-365
- Egyptian strategy shifts: the genesis of Tachos' great offensive, 364-361
- Tachos: campaign and collapse, 360-359
- Persian counterattack, 359?
- Artaxerxes III: king and commander, 358-350
- Loss and recovery of the middle territory, 350-345
- Persian success, 344-342
- From Artaxerxes III to Alexander III, 342-332
- East, west, and far west after the Persians: the long view.