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Greek Civ.-Post-Peloponnesian War
This timeline deals with the history, art, and philosophy of Greece as well as the Greco-Lucanian Colony Paestum.
This timeline deals with the history, art, and philosophy of Greece as well as the Greco-Lucanian Colony Paestum.
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Cyrus' brother, Antaxerxes, succeeds Darius II
404 bc
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Because of this, Cyrus, Lysander's Ally, mounts a rebellion, which engages 13 thousand Greek Mercenaries.
Sparta defeats Athens in Peloponnesian War
404 bc
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Battle of Cunaxa
401 bc
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Cyrus charges his brother; loses his life. Greek mercenaries made it back on the ships.
The Death of Socrates
399 bc
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Socrates convicted for controversial ideas. Chooses the suicide option
Corinthian War
395 bc - 387 bc
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The alienated allies of Sparta (A coalition of Athens, Thebes, Corinth and Argos) combine against it. Also, introduction of peltast (small wicker shield) soldiers into fighting.
Battle of Cnidus
394 bc
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The persian navy commanded by the satrap Pharnabazus and the Athenian admiral Conon won a decisive battle over Sparta. Important, because Cono returned to Athens and rebuilt Long Walls
The peace of Persia aka. King's Peace (koine eirene)
387 bc
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The exhausted greeks agree to a peace treaty negotiated in Persia. First attempt at (koine eirene) or common peace where the principal focus was autonomy among the poleis.
Birth of Philip II
382 bc
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Spartan Control of Thebian Acropolis
382 bc - 379 bc
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Sparta takes control of Thebian Acropolis and assassinates Pro-Athenian faction in Thebes for conspiring with Persia. Ironic, considering Sparta was often the most pro-Persian greek city-state.
Thebian coup/Second Athenian League
379 bc
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With the helps of the Athenians, the Thebians stage a coup expelling the Spartans. Also, second Naval confederacy (Second Athenian League) established.
Thebians defeat the Spartans
371 bc
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Greek Revolts
369 bc - 350 bc
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Philip banished to Thebes
369 bc - 367 bc
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The battle of Mantinea
362 bc
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Epaminondas (Thebian Comander) met the alliances of Spart and Athens in Mantinea and, although they won, he died and told his troops to make peace.
Philip becomes king of Maceedon
359 bc
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The accession of Philip of Macedon
359 bc
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Phosis becomes a major power in north-central Greece
357 bc - 353 bc
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Thebes fines Phocis
357 bc
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Battle of Crocus Field
353 bc
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Phillip returns to Thessaly and defeats the Phocians
Phillip sides with Thebes in Sacred War
346 bc
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Alexander's Speech at Opis
324 bc
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Philip bribes Athens
359
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Pull support for Amphipolis
Paestum
The history of Paestum, concurrent w/ history of mainland Greece
Outside Works
The history of works written outside of the history text
Life of Demosthenes
384 b.c. - 322 b.c
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Artwork
The dates of various pieces of Art
The Death of Dexileus
394 bc
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A calvaryman who died in the Corinthian war. In the piece he is depicted victorious though
The walls of Piraeus
394 bc
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The walls built by Conon are still visible in Piraeus
The Decree of Aristoteles
377 bc
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The names of the cities that joined the alliannce were inscribed on the same stone as the decree. As new states joined, their names were added.
The Construction of the Mausoleum
350 bc
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It's construction was overseen by Mausolus' widow, Artemisia, after his death.