Vitae excellentium imperatorum; cum versione Anglicâ, in quâ verbum de verbo, quantum fieri potuit, redditus; notis quoquè Anglicis, [et] indice locupletissimo; or, Lives of the excellent commanders; . erunt. Hujus fce-leris principes fuerunt Anti-gonus, Ptolemsus, Seleucus,Lyfimachus, CafTander. An-tigonus autem Eumenem,mortuum, propinquis ejusfepeliendum tradidit. Hi mi-litaii honeftoque funere, co-mitante toto exercitu, huma-verunt ; oiftque ejus in Cap-padociam ad matrem, atqueuxorem, liberoique ejus de-poitanda curarunt. Eumenes was alive, was namedKing, but Governor : The fame,after his
Vitae excellentium imperatorum; cum versione Anglicâ, in quâ verbum de verbo, quantum fieri potuit, redditus; notis quoquè Anglicis, [et] indice locupletissimo; or, Lives of the excellent commanders; . erunt. Hujus fce-leris principes fuerunt Anti-gonus, Ptolemsus, Seleucus,Lyfimachus, CafTander. An-tigonus autem Eumenem,mortuum, propinquis ejusfepeliendum tradidit. Hi mi-litaii honeftoque funere, co-mitante toto exercitu, huma-verunt ; oiftque ejus in Cap-padociam ad matrem, atqueuxorem, liberoique ejus de-poitanda curarunt. Eumenes was alive, was namedKing, but Governor : The fame,after his Fall, prefenlly took upontli em the Regal Ha tit and Nametoo; Nor would they performwhat, at fir/1, they had givencut, that they would keep the King-dom for the Children of Alex-ander: And this their only Pri-te ft or being taken off, they difes-vered what they intended. TheLeaders in this Villainy wereAntigonus, Ptolemy-, Seleucus, Ly-fimachus, and Gaffander. ButAntigonus gave Eumenes, whendead, to his Relations to be buried him with a militaryand a handfome Funeral, the wholeArmy attending ; and took Carethat his Bones were carried intaCappadocia to his Mother, Wife%and XIX. PHOCIOX» lS2 CORNELII NePOTIS XIX. P H 0 C I 0 N, Athenienfij. Cap. I. &?&& Hocion Athenien- tp v>i fis. Etfi faepe ex-#1 ercitibus praefuir,tg$s£$t$£ fummofque magi-ftratus cepit; ta-mer, multo «jus notior in-tegritas eft vitas, quam reimiliraris labor : Itaque hujusmemoria eft nulla, iliius au-tem magna fama ; ex quocognomine Bonus eft appel-lator. Fuit enim pcrpetuopauper, quum divitiflimusefle poftct propter frequen-ces delstos bono es, potefta-tefque Cum mas, qua? ei a po-pulo debebantur. Hie quuma re^e Philippo mag-nae pecuniae repudiaret, le-garique hortaientur accipere,fimuque admonerent, t\ ipfehis facile ca-eret, liberis ta-men fuis profpiceret, quibusdiificie eftet, in fumma pau-pertate, tantam patcrnam tu-eri gloiiam : His ille, Si meifimiles eruntt id
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