The history of Polybius the Megalopolitan The fiue first bookes entire: with all the parcels of the subsequent bookes vnto the eighteenth, according to the Greeke originall. Also the manner of the Romane encamping, extracted from the discription of Polybius. Translated into English by Edward Grimeston, sergeant at armes.

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Title:	The history of Polybius the Megalopolitan The fiue first bookes entire: with all the parcels of the subsequent bookes vnto the eighteenth, according to the Greeke originall. Also the manner of the Romane encamping, extracted from the discription of Polybius. Translated into English by Edward Grimeston, sergeant at armes.
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TO THE RIGHT HONORABLE WILLIAM LORD CRAVIN, BARON OF HAMSTEED∣MARSHALL, &c.

Levves Maigret a Lionnois to the FRENCH Nobility.

The Printer to the READER.

Errata.

THE FIRST BOOKE of the History of POLYBIVS.

THE SECOND BOOKE of the History of POLYBIVS.

THE THIRD BOOKE of the History of POLYBIVS.

THE FOVRTH BOOKE of the History of POLYBIVS.

THE FIFTH BOOKE OF the History of POLYBIVS.

THE SIXT BOOKE OF the History of POLYBIVS.

A Parcell of the Sixt Booke touching the Order of the Roman Armies.

A Parcell of the Sixt Booke of Potentates, and which is the most excellent.

A PARCELL OF the Seuenth Booke of the History of POLYBIVS, concerning the Accord made betwixt the Cartha∣ginians and Messeniens, with the taking of the Citty of the Sar∣dines by Antiochus.

A PARCELL OF the Eighth Booke of the History of POLYBIVS, concerning the Difference of a Perticular and Ge∣nerall History.

A PARCELL OF the Ninth Booke of the History of POLYBIVS.

A parcell of the Riuer of Euphrates.

A PARCELL OF the Tenth Booke of the History of POLYBIVS.

A Parcell of Media.

A Parcell of Antiochus, and of his Army into Hyrcania.

Of Publius Scipio and of the VVarre of the Romans against the Carthaginians.

Hee returnes to the History of the Grecians.

Of Antiochus.

A PARCELL OF the Eleuenth Booke of the History of POLYBIVS.

Of Hannibal and the Carthaginians.

Of King Antiochus.

A PARCELL OF the Twelfth Booke of the History of POLYBIVS.

A PARCELL OF the Thirteenth Booke of the History of POLYBIVS.

Of Philip.

A PARCELL OF the Fourteenth Booke of the History of POLYBIVS.

A PARCELL OF the Fifteenth Booke of the History of POLYBIVS.

A Parcell of the Deedes and Posterity of Ptolomy.

Of Philip of Macedony.

A PARCELL OF the Sixteenth Booke of the History of POLYBIVS.

Of the Battaile giuen at Sea betwixt Philip and King Attalus.

A Parcell of the City of the Iasseens.

A Parcell of Publius Scipio.

Of the Cities of Abydos and Sestes Maritine and opposite.

Another Parcell of Philip of Macedon.

Of Philopomene and the deeds of the Acheins.

A PARCELL OF the Seuenteenth Booke of the History of POLYBIVS:

A certaine Parcell.

More of Titus and the Grecians Actions.

Of the difference of the Roman and Macedonian Armes.

A Parcell of an imperfect sence.

Of a certaine Accord betwixt Antiochus and the Romans.

Another Parcell.

The Contents of the chiefest matters contayned in this History.

The Plot of the Romanes CAMPE.