Handbook of Greek And Roman History
Handbook of Greek And Roman History
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See Achaean League. Philotas. See Parmenio. Ph6cion. An Athenian statesman who opposed Demosthenes in regard to the war with Philip. He forced Philip to aban- don the siege of Byzantium (339 b. C). Phdebidas. See Cadmeia. Plain. There were three local divisions, or factions, in Attica, known as the Plain, the Shore, and the Upland. The Plain denoted the rich landowners who occupied the fertile plains of Attica ; the Shore, the commercial or middle class ; the Upland, the poorest class, the shep...herds of the hills. Plataea. An ancient city of Boeotia on the Asopus. It left the Boeotian League on account of trouble with Thebes, and placed itself under the protection of Athens (519 b. C). The 40 GREEK HISTORY Plataeans fought with the Athenians at Marathon against the Persians (490 b. C). The town resisted the invasion of Xerxes- in Boeotia, and was destroyed by the Persian army. At Plataea was fought the great battle between Xerxes' army, led by Mardonius and Artabazus, and the Spartans and Athenians led by Pausanias and Aristeides.
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See Achaean League. Philotas. See Parmenio. Ph6cion. An Athenian statesman who opposed Demosthenes in regard to the war with Philip. He forced Philip to aban- don the siege of Byzantium (339 b. C). Phdebidas. See Cadmeia. Plain. There were three local divisions, or factions, in Attica, known as the Plain, the Shore, and the Upland. The Plain denoted the rich landowners who occupied the fertile plains of Attica ; the Shore, the commercial or middle class ; the Upland, the poorest class, the shep...herds of the hills. Plataea. An ancient city of Boeotia on the Asopus. It left the Boeotian League on account of trouble with Thebes, and placed itself under the protection of Athens (519 b. C). The 40 GREEK HISTORY Plataeans fought with the Athenians at Marathon against the Persians (490 b. C). The town resisted the invasion of Xerxes- in Boeotia, and was destroyed by the Persian army. At Plataea was fought the great battle between Xerxes' army, led by Mardonius and Artabazus, and the Spartans and Athenians led by Pausanias and Aristeides.
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