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The 29 pages that link to Battle of Salamis, each with the reason it gives.

• Battle of MarathonRelated: It became a decisive Greek victory in the invasion that followed Marathon.

• PericlesRelated: The fleet’s success helped establish the maritime power that underpinned Periclean Athens.

• Battle of PlataeaRelated: Its aftermath forced Xerxes to withdraw, leaving Mardonius to continue the campaign on land.

• PiraeusRelated: The nearby victory demonstrated the strategic value of Athens’s fleet and harbors.

• AristidesRelated: Aristides returned from ostracism before Salamis and supported the defense against Persia.

• Battle of MycaleRelated: Salamis had weakened Persian naval power before the campaign that ended at Mycale.

• Battle of ThermopylaeRelated: The victory followed Thermopylae and disrupted Xerxes’s invasion by sea.

• Athenian navyRelated: The Athenian fleet’s performance at Salamis established its strategic importance.

• The PersiansRelated: The battle’s Persian defeat is the catastrophe reported and mourned in the play.

• Saronic GulfRelated: The gulf’s waters hosted this decisive ancient battle.

• Battle of ArtemisiumRelated: After withdrawing from Artemisium, the Greek fleet fought again at Salamis.

• Leonidas IRelated: This Greek victory followed Thermopylae and helped turn the invasion against Persia.