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    The document provides a timeline of major political, military, and cultural events in Athens during the Peloponnesian War from 432 BCE to 404 BCE. It begins with the outbreak of war between Athens and Sparta and their respective alliances. Key events include Athens suffering plague, revolts by allies, the disastrous Sicilian Expedition, and Athens eventually being defeated after the Spartan navarch Lysander's victory at Aegospotami. Culturally, this was the Golden Age of Athens, with figures like Sophocles, Euripides, Aristophanes, and Thucydides active.

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    The document provides a timeline of major political, military, and cultural events in Athens during the Peloponnesian War from 432 BCE to 404 BCE. It begins with the outbreak of war between Athens and Sparta and their respective alliances. Key events include Athens suffering plague, revolts by allies, the disastrous Sicilian Expedition, and Athens eventually being defeated after the Spartan navarch Lysander's victory at Aegospotami. Culturally, this was the Golden Age of Athens, with figures like Sophocles, Euripides, Aristophanes, and Thucydides active.

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    CSTS119: CULTURE & CRISIS IN THE GOLDEN AGE OF ATHENS

    Timeline of Athens during the Peloponnesian War


    POLITICAL & MILITARY EVENTS 432 431 CULTURAL EVENTS
    Revolt of Potidaea. The Megarian decree passed at Athens. Phidias completes the Parthenon frieze and the pediments Peloponnesian League declares for war. of the Parthenon; he dies soon after this date. Empedocles dies. Athens bans teaching of atheism. First year of the Peloponnesian War.The Archidamian Thucydides begins work on Histories. Euripides: Medea War (431-421). Theban attack on Plataea (March). First (3rd), <Philoctetes, Dictys> Peloponnesian invasion of Attica (May) under Spartan Archidamus. Athens wins Soilion and Cephallenia; takes Thronion and Atalanta: expels Aeginetans from Aegina. Plague strikes Athens (430-427). Second invasion of Attica. Euripides: Heraclidae. Stesimbrotus writes critique of Expedition of Pericles to Argolis and failure at Epidaurus. Athenian power, On Themistocles, Thucydides, and Pericles deposed from strategia, tried, fined, and Pericles; he will also compose important works on reappointed strategos. Phormio operates in the west. Homeric allegory and Orphic practices. The important Sicilian historian Philistus of Syracuse born. Capitulation of Potidaea; Pericles reinstated and dies, who Sophocles' Oedipus Rex and Trachiniae after this date (?). for more than, thirty years has guided the policy of Athens. First performance of a comedy by Eupolis. Lysias moves Peloponnesians besiege Plataea. Sea-victories of Phormio to Thurii after death of father Cephalus, whose house is in the Corinthian Gulf. the setting for Platos Republic Third invasion of Attica. Revolt of Mytilene from Athens. Euripides: Hippolytus (1st). Plato and Xenophon born Introduction of war tax (eisphora). this year or the next or the next. Anaxagoras dies in Lampsacus. Herodotus' Histories likely completed. Fourth invasion of Attica. Surrender of Mytilene. Surrender The visit and public speeches of Gorgias of Leontini of Plataea. Oligarchic revolution on Corcyra suppressed (Sicily) to Athens promotes popularity of Sophism. with Athenian aid. Athens captures Minoa. Expedition of Aristophanes <Daitales> (2nd), his 1st presentation; Laches to Sicily. Aetolian expedition of Demosthenes. Eupolis <Taxiarchoi> Battle of Olpae. Unsuccessful attempt by Athens to win Melos. Athenians purify Delos. End of the Athenian plague. Foundation and occupation of Heracleia in Trachis by the Aristophanes <Babylonians> prompts lawsuit by Cleon. Peloponnesians Fifth invasion of Attica. Athenians send reinforcements to Aristophanes: Acharnians (1st), his earliest comedy to Sicily. Athenians occupy of Pylos and capture of Spartans have come down to us. The comic playwright Cratinus is on Sphacteria (August). Triumph of the democracy in active at Athens; Euripides: Andromache; <Thyestes> Corcyra. Athens wins Anactonon, and occupies Methone. predates this year. Athens more than doubles the tribute of her allies. Cleon introduces the triobolon for jurors. Cleon charges Laches of Aexonae with embezzlement. Congress of Gela. Thucydides, as strategos, fails to relieve Amphipolis from Herodotus dies; possibly in Thurii [420]. Aristophanes: Brasidas' attack; exiled. Athens wins Oeniadae; captures Knights; Euripides: Hecuba; Supplices [421]; <Helots, Nisaea, with the Long Walls of Megara, and Cythera. Erechtheus>; Eupolis <Golden Age> Reorganisation of the tribute assessment among the members of the Maritime League by Cleon (so-called Cleon assessment); occupation of Cythera by Nicias; Brasidas march to Chalcidice (autumn); Boeotians, using an improvised flamethrower, defeat of the Athenians at Battle of Delium, during which Alcibiades rescues Socrates; Congress of Gela. Revolt of Acanthus, Amphipolis; Peace of Callias renewed between Athens and Persia. Negotiations for peace. One Years Truce (March). Revolt Aristophanes: Clouds (3rd); Cratinus wins last comedic of Scione. Leontini annexed by Syracuse. victory for <Pytine> Battle of Amphipolis. Death of Brasidas and Cleon. Aristophanes: Wasps, <Proagon>; Euripides <Theseus> performed before this date. Peace of Nicias (March) ends the Archidamian War Aristophanes: Peace (2nd) to Eupolis <Kolakes>. (431-421). Capture of Scione. Defensive alliance between Construction of Erechtheum begins (421-405) Athens and Sparta. Alliance of Athens with Argos, Elis, and Mantinea. Treaty The sculptor Polycleitus, artist of the Doriphorus, concluded between Sparta and Boeotia. Elis bans Spartans flourishes during these years (420-417); Isaeus, from Olympic Games rhetorician, speechwriter, and teacher of Demosthenes, born in Athens or Chalcis. Building of the Temple of Apollo at Bassae begins (420-400) Antiphon: On the Choreutes. Battle of Mantinea. Argos forms alliance with Sparta. Euripides: Ion Ostracism of Hyperbolus. Nicias in Chalcidice. Antiphon: Against the Stepmother. Euripides: Electra [413?]; Hercules furens [421-415], first extant tragedy to show trochaic tetrameters.

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    423 422 421 420

    419 418 417

    416

    Conquest of Melos. Embassy of Segesta to Athens.

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    409 408 407 406

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    Euripides: Epinician for Alcibiades' victory at Olympia. Agathon wins first tragic victory at Lenaea - the celebration of this triumph provides the setting for Plato's Symposium. Mutilation of the Hermes. Athenian Sicilian Exposition Euripides: <Alexander, Palamedes>, The Trojan Women. begins. Recall of Alcibiades. Alcibiades defects to Sparta. Andocides testified against mutilators of the Hermes; banned from Athenian temples and agora. Antiphon: On the Murder of Herodes. Sophocles: Electra [410s] Athenian siege of Syracuse. Aristophanes: Birds (2nd at Dionysia); <Amphiaraus> at Lenaea Spartans occupy Decelea beginning the Decelean or Ionian Euripides: Electra[417?]; Iphigenia in Tauris. Lysias War (413-404). Second Athenian expedition to Sicily. Great expelled from Thurii; returns to Athens. battle in the Syracusan Harbour (September 9). Destruction of the Sicilian Expedition; Council of Probouloi established at Athens Revolt of Athenian allies. Treaty of Miletus between Sparta Euripides: Helen; Phoenissae [c. 412-408]; and Persia. Alcibiades leaves Sparta. <Erechtheus>. Sophocles serves as proboulos. Eupolis dies; <Demes>. Philosopher Melissus leads Samians to victory over Aristophanes: Lysistrata and Thesmophoriazusae. Athenians. Persia begins to support Spartan navy. Battle of Thucydides: narrative of Histories breaks off in this year. Syme (January). Revolt of Rhodes. Revolt of Abydus and Work on text continued after end of Peleponnesian War; Lampsacus (April). Assembly at Colonus and provision continued by <Cratippus and Theopompus> and made for a new Constitution (May). Revolt of Thasos. Xenophons Hellenica. Hellanicuss Atthis likely Council of Four Hundred comes into office (early in June), published; first in line of Athidographers the runs to and governs till September. Revolt of Euboea (September). Philochorus in 3rd BCE; his work Victors at the Carnea Four Hundred overthrown and Polity established and Priestesses of Hera establish chronological (September); the government in the hands of the Five framework utilized by later historians. Antiphon Thousand. champions revolution; tried and executed. Andocides unsuccessful in attempt to regain civil rights. Battle of Cyzicus. Restoration of Democracy at Athens. [Pseudo-Lysias]: For Polystratus. Herodotus of Athens decrees that a list of existing state laws be published Heraclea Pontica, author of rationalizing Story of (410-401) Hercules, Argonautica, Pelopea, active. Demastes of Sigeum writes mythological work on heroes of Trojan War and On Poets and Sophists first identifiable works of sustained literary criticism. Glaucus of Rhegium: On the Poets and Musicians Athens recovers Colophon: loses Pylos & Nises. Invasion of Sophocles: Philoctetes(1st prize) Sicily by Carthage. Destruction of Selinus and Himera. Athens recovers Chalcedon and Byzantium. Warfare of Andocides unsuccessful in attempt to regain civil rights Hermocrates in western Sicily. (On his Return) [407]. Euripides: Orestes ; travels to court of Archelaus in Pella. Aristophanes <Plutus> Athens recovers Thasos. Alcibiades at Athens. Cyrus comes down to the coast. Death of Hermocrates. Foundation of Thermae. Lysander navarch. Battle of Notion. Alcibiades deposed. Battle of Arginusae Euripides dies in Macedonia; his last tragedies, from this Trial of the Generals. Capture of Acragas by the year, are Iphigenia at Aulis and the Bacchae - likely Carthaginians; ensuing Sicilian crisis leads to rise of performed in 405. The Erechtheum on the Acropolis of Dionysius I. Conspiracy of reed-bearers at Chios. Athens is finished [405] Lysander assistant navarch. Cyrus called to Susa. Battle Sophocles dies. The Oedipus at Colonus will be of Aegospotami (end of summer). Dionysius becomes performed posthumously. Aristophanes: Frogs (1st at tyrant of Syracuse; and makes peace with Carthage. Lenaea); honored with 2nd presentation; <Muses> (2nd at Blockade of Athens (405-404) Dionysia) The Peloponnesian War ends with the victory of Sparta over Thucydides: Projected end of Histories. Lysias property Athens. Long Walls pulled down (April). Psephism of confiscated and his brother killed by the Thirty. Dracontides (summer) and rule of the Thirty. Thrasybulus seizes Phyle (December). Alliance of Catane and Leontini. First expedition of Thirty against Thrasybulus. Death of Theramenes. Lacedaemonian garrison at Athens. Second expedition The orator Lysias delivers Against Eratosthenes, one of against Thrasybulus (May). Thrasybulus seizes Piraeus. his most famous speeches; opens schools [403-401]. Battle of Munychia. King Pausanias at Athens. Fall of Around this time Thucydides dies. Euclides adopts Thirty (September). Recall of Lysander. Revolt at Syracuse Ionian alphabet as official script in Athens. Andocides against Dionysius. Archonship of Euclides. Sicel war of regains his civil rights. Dionysius. Reduction of Naxos and Catane (403-400). Pay for Athenian assemblies (re-?)instituted [403-399]

    KEY [403-399]: date of even uncertain; range given.

    (403-399): event lasted several years; range given.

    <Plutus>: this work is lost.

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