September 480 BCE marked the high point for the Persian army in Greece. Athens was the smoldering campfire at the heart of the Persian army's camp. The Greek army had retreated all the way to Corinth and their fleet was in limbo with the Athenian refugees on Salamis. After some deliberation, Xerxes sent his navy to clear out the Greek ships only for the land and sea themselves to turn against the Great King.
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96: Ochus II
95: The Holy Trinity
94: Nehemiah
93: Ezra
92: Family Ties
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91: The Great Satraps' Revolt
90: The Conflagration
89: Wars for the West
88: Peace At Last
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86: Old Enemies, New Friends
85: The Spartan War
84: The 10,000 (aka Armenia III)
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