The foe is near you ! — No, I am near him

9. When the front of the Greeks, bristling with long spears, ad-

vanced, terror seized the Persians. (47, 30.) 10. The Persian army will suffer heavy losses. (47, 39.)

LUI.— (/. 47, /. 42 top. 48 /. 35).

I. On the following morning the Persians renewed the fight, but without success. (47, 44.)

2. A traitor, called Ephinltes, showed to the Persians a path through

(à travel's) the mountains, by which they could turn the position of the Spartans. (48, 4.)