One of the most memorable images by Greek historian Herodotus depicts Persian King Xerxes ordering the sea to be punished ...

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It was Xerxes of Persia who caused a throne to be built for himself on the crest of the mountain overlooking Salamis so that he might enjoy the pageant of his conquest;--but it was a Grecian galley ...

In Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, the Sunken Harbor is the region just east of The Depths, and it features new enemies, platforming challenges, and 24 distinct Collectibles for you to uncover.

In Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, The Depths is a treacherous region filled with poison, death traps, grotesque enemies, and tons of Collectibles to find. There are 29 Collectibles hidden ...

Xerxes has returned home to the Persian Empire as its ruler. We see the beginning and ending of his rule. We see him seeking a wife and finding it in Esther, niece of Mordecai of Judea. She marries ...

Outnumbered and undaunted, Spartan warriors and other Greek troops held firm in the face of Persia's might, until treachery brought King Xerxes' fury down upon them in 480 B.C. Undaunted“By this time ...

Artemisia, named after the Goddess Artemis, sister of Apollo, is the only woman Herodotus attributes with the virtue of courage, or andreia, an almost impossible quality for a woman to possess since ...