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The permanent presidency of the Delian league was given to Athens . Each state was to be independent and free ... Athens , as leader , specified the number of ships and the amount of money to be contributed . The fleet was half Athenian ...
The permanent presidency of the Delian league was given to Athens . Each state was to be independent and free ... Athens , as leader , specified the number of ships and the amount of money to be contributed . The fleet was half Athenian ...
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while Corinth and Megara realized that the danger of Athenian economic competition , especially in the western markets , endangered their very existence . Moreover , the great wealth of Athens aroused the envy of all other states and ...
while Corinth and Megara realized that the danger of Athenian economic competition , especially in the western markets , endangered their very existence . Moreover , the great wealth of Athens aroused the envy of all other states and ...
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afterward , Athens suffered a series of reverses . In 422 B.C. Cleon's death removed the greatest obstacle to peace , and the peace of Nicias with Sparta was signed on terms which were disadvantageous to Athens .
afterward , Athens suffered a series of reverses . In 422 B.C. Cleon's death removed the greatest obstacle to peace , and the peace of Nicias with Sparta was signed on terms which were disadvantageous to Athens .
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