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The 9 pages that link to Greek fire, each with the reason it gives.

• ConstantinopleRelated: Its use at sea aided Constantinople’s defense during major sieges.

• Arab–Byzantine warsRelated: Its use helped Byzantine fleets resist Arab attacks at sea.

• Byzantine navyRelated: Ship-mounted Greek fire helped Byzantine fleets repel enemy vessels and sieges from the sea.

• Incendiary weaponBroader topic: It became a renowned early weapon for projecting fire against ships.

• Siege of Constantinople (717–718)Related: Byzantine ships used it against the Umayyad fleet in the Bosporus.

• Eastern Roman EmpireBroader topic: Its use against enemy fleets strengthened the capital’s maritime defenses.

• Siege of Constantinople (674–678)Related: Byzantine sources associate its use against Arab fleets with the defense of Constantinople.

• Ancient Greek technologyRelated: Its later fame contrasts with the better-documented mechanical technologies of ancient Greece.

• Fire shipRelated: Greek fire and fire ships both threatened wooden fleets with flames, but used different delivery methods.