Freeman E.A. The History of Sicily from the Earliest Times. Volume 4. From the Tyranny of Dionysios to the Death of Agathocles

Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1894. — 602 p.The untimely death of Mr. Freeman at Alicante on March 16, 1892, left his great work on Sicilian History still unfinished. Considerable fragments, however, of its continuation remained in manuscript, sufficient when put together to fill more than one volume. Of these a fairly consecutive part extends from the beginning of the tyranny of Dionysios to the death of Agathokles; another contains the Roman Conquest of Sicily; a third the Norman. It has been thought desirable that these should see the light.The Tyranny Of Dionysios. B.C. 405—367.
The Establishment of the Power of Dionysios in Sicily. B.C. 405-397 [398].
The First Punic War of Dionysios. [B. C. 398.].
From the First to the Second Punic War of Dionysios. B.C. 396-392.
The Second Punic War of Dionysios. B.C. 392.
From the Second to the Third Punic War of Dionysios. B.C. 392—383.
The Third Punic War of Dionysios. B.C. 383—[378].
From the Third to the Last Punic War of Dionysios. B.C. [378—368].
The Last Punic War of Dionysios. B.C. 368.
[Supplement I (by the Editor). The Monarchy of Dionysios; with a map of his dominions].
[Supplement II (by the Editor). The Adriatic Colonies of Dionysios].
[Supplement III (by the Editor). The Finance and Coinage of the Elder Dionysios].
The Deliverers. B.C. 367—317.
Dion.
Tauromenion refounded by Andromachos.
Period of confusion at Syracuse from Dion's death to the coming of Timoleon. B.C. 354—344.
Timoleon. B.C. 344—338.
[Supplement IV (by the Editor). Numismatic lights on the Sicily of Timoleon].
The Tyranny of Agathokles.
Rise of Agathokles.
Agathokles becomes Tyrant of Syracuse.
Wars of Agathokles against Sikeliot Cities and Carthaginians.
Battle of the Himeras. B.C. 310.
Agathokles in Africa.
Hamilkar's Assault on Syracuse.
The Akragantine Alliance.
Events in Africa, to the Kingship of Agathokles.
Overthrow of Akragantine Alliance.
Agathokles in Sicily.
Last African Expedition of Agathokles. B.C. 307.
The Massacres of Agathokles at Segesta and Syracuse. B.C. 306.
Agathokles' dealings with Deinokrates. B.C. 306—305.
The Later Years of Agathokles. B.C. 304—289.
[Supplement V (by the Editor). The "Despots' Progress" on the Coinage of Agathokles].
Appendix.
Maps.