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The History of Herodotus: Volume I & II, Complete: with easy to read 10 point font Paperback – June 8, 2021

by Herodotus (Author), George Campbell Macaulay (Translator)

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Using knowledge gleaned from extensive travel across the ancient world, Herodotus begins his historical narrative by giving the ‘legendary’ encounters between the peoples of Europe and Asia before delving into the more ‘historical events that lead to Xerxes’ grand expedition. Herodotus details the history of the kingdom of Lydia that was the first to conquer populations of Greeks, those in western Anatolia, and how its great king Croesus lost his war to Cyrus the Great, thus placing those same Greeks under the rule of Persia.