OR THE ANTIQUITIES OF GREECE. BY JOHN POTTER, D. D. LATE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY. A NEW EDITION. TO WHICH IS ADDED, AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING A CONCISE HISTORY OF THE GRECIAN STATES, AND A SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE LIVES AND WRITINGS OF THE Quis reprehendit nostrum otium, qui in eo non modo nosmetipsos hebescere CICERO, PRINTED FOR STIRLING & SLADE; AND FOR LONGMAN, HURST, REES, ORME & BROWN; J. NUNN; R. SCHOLEY; R. S. KIRBY, AND R, SAUNDERS, LONDON. OF THE SECOND VOLUME. Page IX. Of their Battles, the General's Harangues, the Sacri- fices, Music, Signals, Ensigns, the Word, and Way of ending Wars by single Combat, &c............. VI. Of their manner of interring and burning the Dead....208 VII. Of their Sepulchres, Monuments, Cenotaphia, &c.....217 VIII. Of their Funeral Orations, Games, Lustrations, Enter- |