...Scythopolis into Tyre, and from thence to Spain, together with the Tyrians. The Greeks tell us, that Cyaxares flew the Scythian Chiefs at a feaft, to which he had invited them ; but the Eaftern Writers are all filent on this head. It feems more probable, fays Sir William Jones, that the...

...into Tyre, and from thence to Spain, together with the "I yrians. The Greeks tell us, that Cyaxares flew the Scythian Chiefs at a feaft, to which he had invited them : but the Eaftern Writers are all filent on this head. It feems more probable, fays Sir William Jones, that the...

...into Tyre, and from thence to Spain, together with the I yriahs. i The Greeks tell us, that Cyaxares flew the Scythian Chiefs at -a. feaft, to which he had invited them : but the Eaftern Writers are all filent on this head. It feems more probable, fays Sir William Jones, that the...

...'Darius the Mede, and Cyrus. The firft fyllable of Cyaxeres is apparently the Cai of the Perjians, which fignifies a Great King, and was prefixed to...at a feaft, to which he had invited them ; but the Eajierns are filent on this head, and it feems more probable, that the Tartars were compelled by force...

...The firft fy liable of Cyaxeres is apparently the Cai of the Perfians, which fignifies a Great JCing, and was prefixed to the names of thofe three princes,...repafs the Oxus-, our authors make them retire beyond Cholcos and Iberia, confounding, as ufual, the Oriental with the Northern Scythians. Cai Cobâd made...