In this episode, we discuss the events of the Ionian Revolt, beginning with Miletus' rebellion from the Persian Empire and ending with the sack of Miletus; the internal political happenings of Athens during the 490s BC; the Spartan destruction of Argos at Sepeia; and the early life of one of Athens' key political figures for the next four decades, Themistocles
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Supplementary Resources (Videos, Photos, Other Podcasts)
Video/The Ionian Revolt - Part 1 (Hoc Est Bellum)
Video/The Ionian Revolt - Part 2 (The Burning of Sardis) (Hoc Est Bellum)
Video/The Ionian Revolt - Part 3 (The Battle of Lade) (Hoc Est Bellum)
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