General history
A Companion to the Classical Greek World / DF214 .C58 2006 Contents
Aspects of Greek History 750-343 BC: A Source-Based Approach / Terry Buckley - DF214 .B78 2010
A History of Greece to the Death of Alexander The Great / J. B. Bury - DF214 .B97 1937
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Internet Ancient History Sourcebook: GreeceThe sourcebook provides links to translated classical works in Greek history, covering various city-states and eras, literature, philosophy, art, and more.
Greek Cities
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A history of Argos to 500 B.C. / Thomas KellyDF221.A8 K44 1976
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Athens and Corcyra : strategy and tactics in the Peloponnesian War / John WilsonDF229.T6 W54 1987
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Roman Corinth : an alternative model for the classical city / Donald EngelsHC37 .E54 1990
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Polis and revolution : responding to oligarchy in classical Athens / Julia L. ShearJC73 .S49 2011
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A history of Byzantium / Timothy E. GregoryDF552 .G68 2010
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The siege of Thebes / John Lydgate ; edited by Robert R. EdwardsPR2034 .S5 2001
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Macedonia, Thrace and Illyria; their relations to Greece; Stanley CassonDF261.M2 C3
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Sparta in modern thought : politics, history and culture / Stephen Hodkinson and Ian Macgregor MorrisDF261.S8 S74 2012
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Mycenae : an archaeological history and guide / Alan J.B. WaceART DF221.M9 W33 1964
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Olympia and the classical Hellenic city-state culture / Thomas Heine NielsenAS281 .D21496
Aspects of Ancient Greece
Retrieved from Wikipedia
Handbook to Life in Ancient Greece / Lesley Adkins and Roy A. Adkins
DF77 .A35 1997 includes timelines, biographies, geography, sections on trade, writing, art and architecture
Interstate Relations In Classical Greece : Morality and Power / Polly Low
DF81 .L69 2007 Contents
The Invention of Racism in Classical Antiquity / Benjamin Isaac
DF135 .I82 2004 Contents
Timeline of Ancient Greece
- 776 BC - Traditional Date for First Olympic Games
- 630 - Sappho Born in Lesbos
- 594 - Solon Establishes Political/Social Reforms
- 569 - Pythagorus born
- 499 - Ionian Revolt Begins
- 493 - Ionian Revolt Ends
- 492 - First Persian Invasion of Greece Begins
- 490 - Battle of Marathon/Persian Invasion Repelled
- 486 - Xerxes I begins rule of Persia
- 480 - Battle of Thermopolyae, Athens razed, Greek Victory at Salamis
- 479 - Battle of Plataeae, Second Persian Invasion repelled
- 478 - Delian League Created by Athens
- 461 - Pericles comes to power in Athens
- 460-445 - First Peloponnesian War
- 445 - Thirty Years Peace Signed
- 432 - Peace breaks down, Second Peloponnesian War
- 431-421 - Archidamian War
- 431 - Pericles' Funeral Oration
- 429 - Pericles dies
- 428 - Plato Born
- 425 - Battles of Pylos and Sphacteria
- 422 - Battle of Amphipolis, deaths of Brasidas and Cleon
- 421 - Peace of Nicias
- 418 - War resumes, Spartan victory at Mantinea
- 415 - Syracusan Expidition begins, Alcibiadas defects to Sparta
- 413 - Syracusan Expidition ends in massive failure
- 411 - Aristophanes writes Lysistrara, Oligarchs seize power in Athens, Alcibiadas defects back to Athens
- 409 - Democracy restored in Athens
- 410-406 - Alcibiadas leads Athens to several victories
- 407 - Lysander becomes general in Sparta, Alcibiadas not re-elected in Athens, flees to Perisa
- 405 - Lysander, with Persian support, destroys Athenian naval superiority
- 404 - Athens starved out, surrenders, Sparta wins war, installs Thirty Tyrannts
- 403 - Democracy restored in Athens
- 401 - Thucydides writes history, then dies
- 399 - Socrates drinks a Hemlock smoothie, then dies
- 375 - Thebes chrushes Sparta at Tegyra
- 371 - Thebes destroys Spartan hegenomy of Greece at Leuctra
- 359 - Philip II takes over Macedon
- 342 - Aristotle leaves Plato's academy to teach Alexander
- 338 - Philip establishes hegenomy over Greece
- 336 - Philip assassinated, then dies
- 335 - Sack of Thebes
- 334 - Battle of Granichus
- 333 - Battle of Issus
- 331 - Alexandria founded in Egypt
- 329 - Alexander reaches Afghanastan
- 326 - Alexander's India Campaign
- 323 - Death of Alexander
- 322 - Aristotle Dies, then dies
- 307 - Epicurus founds School in Athens
- 287 - Archimedes Born
- 214 - Greece Brought Under Roman Hegemony