■ he is delivered by Epaminon-
das, -165. • Pelbpidas inarches
againft the tyrant, gains a vic-
tory over him, and rs killed in
the battle, 165, Sec. Angular
' honours paid 'to his memory,

16*
Pelopidas, one of the officers of

• Mithridates, rsfent ambanador
by that prince to demand fatis-

' fa&ion of the Romans, and to
: declare war againft them in cafe,

• ofxefufal, -. X. 75,76
Peloponnefus, province and penin-

• fula of Greece, now called the

• Morea, HI. 3. Peloponnefian
war, 369

Pelops gives his name to' Pelo-



' ponnefus t



III. IX



Pelufium, city of Lower Egypt,

Peafions. Manner of giving pen-
sions by the kings of Perfia, II.
39*
Pehtdcofiomedimni, citizens of the

firft clafs at Athens, IV. 356
Pentathlum, affembiage of feveral
• agoniftiC' exercifes amo'ngft the
' Greeks, 1-74

Penthilus, fon of Oreftes, reigns

at Mycenae with his brother

Tifamenes, " III. 1*

Perdiccas, fon of Amyntas II.
is placed U^on the throne of

Macedonia,



INDE2f,



Macedonia by Pelopidas, V.
159. &e. he is killed m a battle
againft the Illy rians, .255

::rdiccas, one '. of Alexander's
generals, receives that prince* s
ring 'a moment before his death,
VI . 284. provinces which fell to
him after the death of Alex-
ander, VII. 5. he is appointed
guardian of Aridaeus, and, re-
gent of the empire, 4. he puts
Statira, Alexander's widow, to
death, 7. he quells the revolt of
the Greeks in Upper Afia, 9.
