404 bc end of second peloponnesian war. brief period of oligarchic rule at athens, followed by...
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404 BC End of Second Peloponnesian War.Brief period of oligarchic rule at Athens,followed by restoration of democracy andlegal reforms
Sparta becomes leading power in Greece butalienates other states, fights with Persia.Athens re-asserts influence
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386 BC “King’s Peace”
378 BC Botched Spartan attackon Athens. Formation ofSecond Athenian Leaguebetween Athens and Thebes,joined by some 70 states
371 BC Thebans defeat Spartansat Leuktra
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368 BC Alliance of Athens with Sparta
362 BC Peace made
355 BC Final collapse of Second AthenianLeague
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Philip II of Macedon/Macedonia(r. 359-336 BC)
357 BC Philip takes Amphipolis. Goes on totake Thessaly, Thrace and Khalkidike
348 BC Philip takes Olynthus and Athenianhostages
346 BC Philip makes peace with Athens.Comes south and takes control of Delphi
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340 BC Athens declares war on Philip. Allieswith Thebes and Boiotia
338 BC Philip defeats allies at Chaironeia
337 BC Formation of League of Corinth
336 BC Death of Philip. Succeeded byAlexander, who asserts authority, thencampaigns across Persia
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Alexander the Great (r. 336-323 BC)
323 Death of Alexander at Babylon. Greekcities rebel against Macedon
322 Antipater defeats Greeks at Krannon.Macedonian garrison installed nearAthens, with city’s democracy abolished
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Antigonids Ptolemies
Seleukids/Seleucids
Hellenistic kingdoms; end of the era ofindependent city-states
Expansion of trade
Mixing of populations; koiné Greek ascommon language
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The individual:
Breakdown of city-state as source ofidentity
In philosophy; e.g. Epicureanism, Stoicism
Growth of popularity of mystery religions
Popularisation of clubs, etc.
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Menander (c. 342 BC-c. 292 BC)
Euclid (b. c. 300 BC)
Archimedes (d. 212 or 211 BC)
Aristarchos (c. 310-c. 230 BC)
Eratosthenes (c. 276-c. 194 BC)
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Plutarch (46?-c. 120 AD)
Greek essayist and biographer from Chaironeia
Travelled, eventually became priest at Delphi
Various works incl. The Parallel Lives
Questions of agenda
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Arrian (Lucius Flavius Arrianus,c. 87-after 145 AD)
Greek, but Roman citizen. Class-mate offuture emperor Hadrian (r. 117-138 AD)
Worked up political ranks, eventuallysenator, consul (129 or 130 AD),provincial governor (130-137 AD)
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Arrian (Lucius Flavius Arrianus,c. 87-after 145 AD)
Retired to Athens
Many works on philosophy, topography,ethnography, military topics, history
Anabasis