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Examining why 50 years after the death of Kimon, Conqueror of Persia, Greek hoplites became mercenaries in Asia; the legacies of Athens, Sparta and Greece.
Examining why 50 years after the death of Kimon, Conqueror of Persia, Greek hoplites became mercenaries in Asia; the legacies of Athens, Sparta and Greece.
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The First War for Western Civilization
S1, EP8 "Aftermath and Legacy"Examining why 50 years after the death of Kimon, Conqueror of Persia, Greek hoplites became mercenaries in Asia; the legacies of Athens, Sparta and Greece.
The First War for Western Civilization
S1, EP7 "The Decision in Greece"The finish of the naval battle of Salamis. The stabilization and the lead up to the Battle of Plataea, the final battle on the Greek mainland. The finish of the Battle of Plataea and the pledge made there.
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S1, EP6 "Leonidas and the 300 Spartans"A look at the 480 BC battle of Thermopylae, in which Leonidas and his 300 Spartans delay the enormous Persian forces of King Xerxes.
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S1, EP5 "The Great Invasion of Xerxes"Insight into the challenges encountered and the battles fought by Xerxes and his allies when he invaded Greece with an intention to conquer all of it.
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