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The 46 pages that link to Peloponnesian War, each with the reason it gives.

• ThucydidesNarrower topic: It is the central conflict Thucydides narrated and analyzed.

• PericlesNarrower topic: Pericles’ strategy shaped the war’s opening phase, while his death left Athens without its leading statesman.

• Battle of AegospotamiNarrower topic: The battle ended the war by making continued Athenian resistance untenable.

• Sicilian ExpeditionNarrower topic: The Sicilian campaign was a major Athenian operation within this wider war.

• Spartan hegemonyNarrower topic: Its outcome removed Athens as Sparta’s principal rival and opened the way to Spartan dominance.

• AlcibiadesNarrower topic: The war created the crises in which Alcibiades repeatedly changed sides and returned to power.

• LysanderNarrower topic: Lysander’s campaigns brought the long war to its conclusion.

• Thirty TyrantsNarrower topic: The Thirty came to power immediately after Athens lost this war.

• Corinthian WarNarrower topic: Its end left Sparta dominant, setting up resistance to Spartan rule across Greece.

• Battle of CunaxaNarrower topic: Its aftermath created Greek veterans and Persian-Spartan ties that Cyrus could enlist.

• Battle of ArginusaeNarrower topic: Arginusae was a late Athenian victory in this prolonged conflict.