Ephesus had shared in a general revolt…
387 BCE
Ephesus had shared in a general revolt of 412 BCE against Athens, siding with Sparta in the Second Peloponnesian War, and had remained an effective ally of Sparta down to the end of the war.
Threatened by Persia after 403, Ephesus had served in 396 as the headquarters of King Agesilaus of Sparta.
The Ephesians in 394 had deserted to Conon’s anti-Spartan maritime league, but by 387 the city is again in Spartan hands and is handed by Antalcidas to Persia, inaugurating the pro-Persian tyranny of Syrphax and his family.
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People
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Thebes, City-State of
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Argos, City-State of
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Ionians
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Greece, classical
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Persian people
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Ephesus (Ionian Greek) city-state of
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Sparta, Kingdom of
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Corinth, City-State of
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Thessalian League
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Peloponnesian League (Spartan Alliance)
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Boeotian League
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Achaemenid, or First Persian, Empire
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Athens, City-State of
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