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1. Peloponnesian War
   ... fleet, refrain from trying to extend their empire in wartime and thus putting their city in danger, they would prevail.ampquot He knew the Spartan Army was without ...
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2. Peloponnesian War A Strategy Comparison
   ... He knew the Spartan Army was without peer and anticipated the seizure of Athenian lands outside the city walls. In fact, he even ...
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3. Sparta after the Peloponnesian War
   ... If Thucydidesamp39 calculation for the Spartan army at First Mantinea, in 418, is correct, the total number of Spartiates at that date cannot have been much ...
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4. Greek History
   ... reputation in war grew so large that other nations and citystates were so frightened that they would not attack Sparta even though the Spartan army was not ...
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5. greek phalanz
   ... According to a theory developed by Connolly, Connolly, 37 the Spartan army of the 4th century contained units called pentekostyes, or amp39fifties.amp39 Two of these ...
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6. Militaristic nature of Spartan Society
   ... They had total control of the training and discipline of the young males and also chose the three captains of the elite force of the Spartan army. ...
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7. Analysis of The Military Strategies of The Campaign of Mantinea
   ... stated that the enemy had taken up a stronghold near Mantinea and had sent for Agesilaus, the Spartan King, the full force of the Spartan army and had already ...
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8. Athens vs. Sparta
   ... Spartanamp39s brutal reputation in war grew so great that other nations and citystates were too frightened to attack Sparta even though the Spartan army was no ...
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9. Sparta
   ... The entire Spartan army was estimated to be under five thousand men. ... The entire Spartan army was estimated to be under five thousand men. ...
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10. Peloponnesian War 2
    ... In 371, the Theban leader Epaminondas destroyed the Spartan army at the battle of Leuctra. Spartan domination was at end, and the Messenian helots were freed. ...
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11. Peloponnesian War 3
    ... In 371, the Theban leader Epaminondas destroyed the Spartan army at the battle of Leuctra. Spartan domination was at end, and the Messenian helots were freed. ...
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12. Decline of Sparta
    ... The Spartan army was superlative, and it won battle after battle. However, Sparta did eventually decline, and the decline was due to a number of factors. ...
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13. Comparison of Spartan and Samurai warriors
    ... The combination of this ideology, the education of Spartan males, and the disciplined maintenance of a standing army gave the Spartans much needed stability. ...
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14. Aristophanes
    ... It was to defeat the enemy quickly by maintaining control of the seas without risking a land battle with the superior Spartan army. ...
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15. The 300 Spartans. Was it a reliable source of historical ...
    ... retreat. Only the Boiotians aided Leonidas and his men the real Spartan army were sent only as far as the Isthmus of Corinth. This ...
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16. The Rise of Ancient Greece
    ... One difference between Athens and Sparta is the Spartan army was best of it time, while Athens had the best navy of its time. Another ...
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17. WHAT IF SOCRATES WAS A SPARTAN
    ... The army was no slouch either it vanquished all comers until the dreadful Peloponnesian wars. If one is to consider Socrates as a Spartan, there are a few ...
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18. greek acheivement
    ... death. The Greek country most famous for their military was Sparta. The Spartan army consisted of only male citizens. Although the ...
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19. Archidamus and Pericles during the Greek Wars
    ... Although the Spartan army posed no threat to the Athenian people while they were safe behind the walls of Athens, Pericles failed to understand the ...
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20. Sparta and Athens
    ... aristocracy.ampquot Encyclopedia Vol. 4 The elders of the aristocracy reported to the two kings who controlled the Spartan army. In 669 BC ...
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21. History of Slavery
    ... However, the slaves of Sparta, called Helots, were severely treated, as they were the descendants of an earlier race conquered by the Spartan army. ...
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22. Ancient Greek Notes
    ... troops. Athens defeated Persia.Darius vowed revenge and ten years later invaded again and slaughtered the Spartan army. 12. monarchy ...
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23. Spartan Education
    ... age, each one grew their hair long, shaved their face in traditional Spartan stylea long beard and no moustache, and was now an official member of the army. ...
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24. Communistic Sparta
    ... to Spartaamp39s inability to take its army on the road could have been to take the children of the Helots away from them and raise them in the Spartan tradition. ...
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25. What Caused The Downfall of Sparta
    ... This is probably due to them basking in their newfound wealth in other states their army had overrun. The Spartan empire began to grow, and the Spartans were ...
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26. How did Athens take over the leadership from Sparta after the ...
    ... In the battle of Plataea 479 BC, the Greeks, under the Spartan regent and general Pausanians, obliterated the Persian army. The ...
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27. How Athens took over the leadership from Sparta after the Persian ...
    ... In the battle of Plataea 479 BC, the Greeks, under the Spartan regent and general Pausanians, obliterated the Persian army. The ...
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28. How Athen took over leadership of sparta after the persian wars
    ... In the battle of Plataea 479 BC, the Greeks, under the Spartan regent and general Pausanians, obliterated the Persian army. The ...
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29. Sparta and Athens
    ... In the Spartan constitution Lycurgus made divided the land equally amoung the people to ... Ten generals were in charge of the supervision of the army and the state ...
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30. Persian Wars
    ... once and the Greeks knew this so they sent a small Spartan force to guard it. For three weeks the valiant King Leonidas and his men held off the Persian army. ...
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