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The historians' history of the world in twenty-five volumes, volume 03

Note 38 — Chapter XXI · FROM SALAMIS TO MYCALE

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The Greeks, according to Plutarch, lost in all 1360 men: all those who were slain of the Athenians were of one particular tribe. Plutarch is much incensed at Herodotus for his account of this battle; but the authority of our historian seems entitled to most credit.c [Bury, however, thinks he gave the Athenians too large a share in the victory.]

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