The Twitter Herodotus

5.111 Artybius had a horse trained to fight against the enemy. Onesilus' plan was to attack Artybius while his squire took down the horse.

5.112 So the battle was fought. The Ionians beat the Phoenicians, and on land Onesilus and his squire took down Artybius and his horse.

5.113 But finally the Persians defeated the Cypriots, and among the dead was Onesilus, who had brought about the revolt on Cyprus.

5.114 The Amathusians cut off Onesilus' head & hung it up. But after bees moved into it, and per the advice of an oracle, they buried it.

5.115 When they heard about what had happened on land, the Ionians sailed back to Ionia. The Persians ultimately recaptured all of Cyprus.

5.116 Daurises (Darius' son-in-law) and other Persian generals pursued the Ionians and defeated them. They plundered Ionia.

5.117 Daurises next captured cities in the Hellespont. But when he heard the Carians had revolted he left the Hellespont and invaded Caria.

5.118 The Carians decided they would engage the Persians just south of the Maeander, so that the Persians had the river at their backs.

5.119 The Persians crossed the river and defeated the Carians: 2000 Persian dead against 10,000 Carians. The Carians withdrew to Labraunda.

5.120 They were joined there by the Milesians & other allies, but the Persians came & defeated them again. The Milesians lost the most men.