Conflicts
- First Messenian War (Approximately 750-730 BC)
- Lelantine War (End of 8th century BC)
- Second Messenian War (640-620 BC)
- Periander's destruction of Epidaurus (approx. 600 BC)
- First Sacred War (595-585 BC)
- Thirean War (mid-6th century BC)
- Spartan invasion of Samos (529 BC)
- Arcadian Wars
- Athenian Republic Wars
- Greco-Persian Wars
- Greek-Punic wars
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