- 01Early Greece and the absence of settled power
- 02Piracy, seafaring, and the rise of towns
- 03Agamemnon, Mycenae, and the Trojan expedition
- 04Post-Trojan migrations and colonization
- 05Growth of wealth, tyranny, and naval power
- 06Hellenic weakness and the rise of Sparta and Athens
- 07Thucydides on historical method and speeches
- 01Thucydides' method and purpose
- 02The Peloponnesian War and its real cause
History of the Peloponnesian War
by Thucydides · c. 400 BCE · 26 chapters · 24/7 tutor
Power politics, war, rhetoric, and historical method.
This course was produced by Cavua from a public-domain text.
Skills this course leaves you with.
- Explain the main causes and outbreak of the Peloponnesian War
- Analyze Pericles’ strategy and funeral oration in the context of Athenian power
- Trace the major campaigns including Pylos, Mitylene, and the Sicilian Expedition
- Evaluate speeches and political arguments made by figures such as Cleon, Diodotus, and Alcibiades
- Describe the shifting alliances, revolts, and Persian intervention in the later war
- Interpret Thucydides’ historical method and his treatment of war and rhetoric
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- Chapters
- 26
- Lessons
- 200
- Topics
- 584
- 01Epidamnus and the Corinthian intervention
- 02Corcyraean response and siege of Epidamnus
- 01Corcyraean victory at sea and aftermath
- 02Corinthian rearmament and Corcyraean appeal to Athens
- 03Corcyraean plea for alliance and strategic value
- 01Corcyra's isolation and misconduct
- 02Corinth's grievances and arbitration rebuttal
- 03Treaty rights, past favors, and warning against alliance
- 01Athens grants Corcyra a defensive alliance
- 02Corinthian expedition and naval deployment
- 03Corcyraean and Athenian battle positions at Sybota
- 01Corinthian and Corcyraean battle formations
- 02The sea-fight at Sybota
- 03Athenian reinforcements and the treaty dispute
- 01Corcyraean and Corinthian claims to victory
- 02Corinth's seizure of Anactorium and prisoners
- 03Athenian precautions against Potidaea and Perdiccas
- 01Potidaea’s revolt and allied preparations
- 02Athenian and Corinthian relief expeditions
- 03Battle at the isthmus and siege works
- 04Aristeus’s escape and continued resistance
- 01Completion of the Potidaea investment
- 02Ravaging Chalcidice and Bottica
- 01Peloponnesian complaints and the summons at Lacedaemon
- 02Corinthian appeal for war against Athens
- 01Corinthian warning against Athenian power
- 02Athenian appeal to the Spartans
- 01Archidamus's case for delay and preparation
- 01Archidamus’ plea for patience and preparation
- 02Sthenelaidas’ call for immediate war
- 03Spartan vote and declaration of war
- 01Athens rebuilds after the Persian withdrawal
- 02Themistocles delays Sparta while the walls rise
- 01Themistocles delays the Spartan envoys
- 02Athens fortifies its city and Piraeus
- 01Athens completes its walls and turns to the fleet
- 02Pausanias’ campaign and recall from command
- 03Athens succeeds to supremacy and establishes the tribute of Delos
- 01Early conquests and allied defections
- 02Eurymedon, Thasos, and Amphipolis
- 01Ithome siege and Athenian dismissal
- 02Megarian alliance and Corinthian hostility
- 03Inaros and the Egyptian revolt
- 01Athenian naval victories and the Megarid campaign
- 02Building the Long Walls and the Boeotian march
- 01Battle of Tanagra and Athenian gains in Boeotia
- 02Defeat of the Athenian expedition in Egypt
- 03Thessalian campaign and raid on Sicyon
- 01Expedition to Cyprus and the sacred war at Delphi
- 02Boeotian campaign and defeat at Coronea
- 03Revolt of Euboea and the Thirty Years' Truce
- 01Samians’ revolt and Athenian response
- 02Siege of Samos and surrender terms
- 01Athenian growth and Spartan decision for war
- 02Corinthian argument for war
- 03Vote for war and diplomatic pretexts
- 01Cylon's seizure of the Acropolis and the Diasia festival
- 02The Cylonian curse and the expulsion of the accursed
- 03Spartan demands against Pericles and the curse of Taenarus
- 04The curse of the Brazen House and Pausanias
- 01Pausanias's secret correspondence with Xerxes
- 02Recall, trial, and exposure of the plot
- 01Pausanias’ death and burial
- 02Themistocles pursued from Peloponnese to Molossia
- 01Escape from the Athenian squadron
- 02Letter to Artaxerxes and Persian refuge
- 03Themistocles at the Persian court
- 04Death and burial at Magnesia
- 01Lacedaemonian ultimatum and Athenian assembly
- 02Pericles on refusing concessions
- 03Athens’ naval and strategic advantages
- 04Pericles’ proposed reply to Sparta
- 01Pericles urges resistance and preservation of Athenian power
- 02Athens rejects Spartan dictation and seeks legal settlement
- 03The unresolved quarrel before the war
- 01Theban seizure of Plataea
- 02Plataean counterattack and surrender
- 03Execution of the prisoners and Athenian response
- 04War preparations and public excitement
- 01Lacedaemonian and Athenian alliances
- 02Archidamus exhorts the allied army
- 01Archidamus rejects Athenian submission
- 02Pericles' wartime counsel and Athenian resources
- 01Athens' military and financial resources before invasion
- 02Synoecism under Theseus and the unification of Attica
- 01Athenian resettlement in the city
- 02Peloponnesian advance to Oenoe
- 01Archidamus's invasion of Attica
- 02Athenian alarm and calls for battle
- 01Defence of Athens and the first cavalry skirmish
- 02Peloponnesian withdrawal and Athenian war reserves
- 03Cruise around Peloponnese and the relief of Methone
- 04Operations off Elis, Locris, and Aegina
- 05Nymphodorus and the alliance with Sitalces
- 01Athens' summer campaigns and Megarid invasion
- 02Corinthian expedition to restore Evarchus
- 03Public funeral customs for the fallen
- 01Funeral custom and Pericles’ opening remarks
- 02Athens’ ancestors and constitutional greatness
- 03Athenian democracy, freedom, and civic life
- 04Athens as a model city and praise of the fallen
- 01Athens as a model of courage and honour
- 02Consolation for the parents of the dead
- 01Exhortation to the sons and brothers of the dead
- 02Praise of widowhood and female excellence
- 03Completion of the funeral oration and public rewards
- 01The Plague of Athens
- 02Pericles' naval expedition and Potidaea
- 01Pericles defends his war policy and urges civic resolve
- 02Athens’ imperial greatness and Pericles’ leadership
- 01Sicilian expedition and Athenian decline
- 02Zacynthus raid and Thracian diplomacy
- 03Execution of the Lacedaemonian envoys
- 01Ambraciot campaign against Amphilochian Argos
- 02Athenian winter operations and Potidaea's surrender
- 01Plataean appeal to Archidamus
- 02Siege works against Plataea
- 03Fire attack and circumvallation
- 01Siege of Plataea blockade arrangements
- 02Battle at Spartolus in Bottiaea
- 03Ambraciot and Chaonian plan against Acarnania
- 01Battle of Stratus and the Acarnanian retreat
- 02Naval battle in the Crissaean Gulf
- 03Peloponnesian preparations for a second sea fight
- 01Phormio’s battlefield exhortation
- 02Peloponnesian attack in the gulf
- 01Aftermath of the naval victory at Naupactus
- 02Peloponnesian raid on Salamis
- 01Sitalces’ invasion of Macedonia
- 02The Odrysian kingdom and its resources
- 03Macedonia’s origins and defenses
- 01Sitalces' Thracian invasion of Macedonia
- 02Athenian winter raid in Acarnania
- 03The Achelous, Echinades, and Alcmaeon at Oeniadae
- 01Peloponnesian invasion of Attica
- 02Lesbos revolts and Athenian response
- 03Siege of Mitylene and blockade
- 01Mitylenian case for revolt and alliance
- 02Lacedaemonian response and Athenian counter-mobilization
- 01Athens tightens the siege of Mitylene
- 02Plataean plan to escape the blockade
- 03Night assault and breakout over the wall
- 01Plataean escape to Athens
- 02Salaethus reaches Mitylene
- 03Peloponnesian invasion of Attica and Mitylene's surrender
- 01Terms of Mitylene's surrender
- 02Peloponnesian relief force and Teutiaplus's proposal
- 03Alcidas's retreat and executions at Myonnesus
- 04Paches's pursuit and the settlement of Notium
- 05Prisoners from Mitylene and Athenian death sentence
- 01The Mitylenian revolt and Athens’ reversal
- 02Cleon’s defense of imperial severity
- 03Why Mitylene deserves punishment
- 01Cleon’s case for executing Mitylene
- 02Diodotus on debate, motives, and good counsel
- 03Why the death penalty fails as deterrence
- 04Moderate punishment and political advantage
- 01Diodotus’ plea for measured punishment
- 02Vote, relief, and settlement of Lesbos
- 01Nicias's blockade of Minoa
- 02Surrender of Plataea
- 03Plataean defense before the Spartans
- 01Plataean appeal to Sparta
- 02Theban rebuttal of Plataean claims
- 03Theban defense before the Lacedaemonian judges
- 04Execution of the Plataean prisoners and destruction of the city
- 05Peloponnesian fleet regroups at Cyllene
- 01Return of the prisoners and political intrigue
- 02Murder of Peithias and the assembly decree
- 03Civil war between commons and oligarchs
- 01Nicostratus's settlement and the hostage crisis
- 02Peloponnesian arrival and the sea battle off Corcyra
- 03Aftermath in Corcyra and the massacre of the suppliants
- 01Escalation of civil strife and moral inversion
- 01Corcyra’s civil strife and factional violence
- 02Athenian expedition to Sicily and its aims
- 01Plague, earthquakes, and the end of the fifth year
- 02Aeolian Islands expedition from Rhegium
- 03Peloponnesian invasion aborted by earthquakes and coastal inundations
- 04Sicilian operations after Charoeades' death
- 01Athenians at Mylae, Melos, and Tanagra
- 02Foundation of Heraclea in Trachis
- 01Leucas and the Acarnanian siege plan
- 02Demosthenes persuaded to attack the Aetolians
- 03March from Leucas to Oeneon in Locris
- 01Demosthenes' advance into Aetolia
- 02Aetolian counterattack and Athenian rout
- 03Withdrawal to Naupactus and Athens
- 01Athenian raid on Locris and capture of Halex fort
- 02Eurylochus's march through Locris to Naupactus
- 03Demosthenes and the defense of Naupactus
- 04Ambraciot plan against Amphilochia and Acarnania
- 05Winter campaign in Sicily against Inessa
- 01Purification of Delos and burial restrictions
- 02Ancient Delian festival and Homeric testimony
- 03Revival of the Delian games with horse-races
- 01Ambraciot advance to Olpae
- 02Eurylochus joins the Ambraciots
- 03Athenians arrive and battle lines form
- 01Peloponnesian defeat at Olpae
- 02Truce, burial of the dead, and secret retreat
- 03Ambraciot relief force intercepted
- 01Night march to Idomene and surprise attack
- 02Herald from Olpae and the scale of the disaster
- 01Ambracian settlement and Corinthian garrison
- 02Athenian operations in Sicily and Etna eruption
- 01Messina and Rhegium in Sicily
- 02Demosthenes fortifies Pylos
- 03Spartan response and siege preparations
- 01Demosthenes fortifies Pylos against a two-front attack
- 02Brasidas leads the failed assault from sea and land
- 03Athenian fleet arrives and defeats the Peloponnesian ships
- 04Armistice terms for the stranded garrison
- 01Terms of the armistice and exchange of ships
- 02Lacedaemonian appeal for peace and alliance
- 03Cleon's counterproposal for surrender and restitution
- 01End of the Athenian-Lacedaemonian armistice
- 02Syracusan operations in the Strait of Messina
- 01Syracusan fighting off Messina
- 02Athenians at Pylos under blockade
- 01Athens fears the blockade will fail
- 02Cleon and Nicias debate the expedition
- 03Cleon accepts command and names his force
- 01Demosthenes’ concerns about the wooded island
- 02Cleon’s arrival and surrender proposal
- 03Night landing and enemy dispositions
- 01Athenian landing and encirclement
- 02Close fighting and retreat to the fort
- 03Messenian flanking maneuver and surrender
- 01Surrender of the Lacedaemonian garrison
- 02Aftermath of the Pylos blockade
- 01Athenian landing at Solygia
- 02Battle with the Corinthians
- 03Corinthian retreat to the hill
- 01Corinthian battle and Athenian coastal raids
- 02Corcyraean civil strife and massacre
- 03Winter diplomacy and Chian disarmament
- 04Lesbian exile raids and the expedition against Cythera
- 01Athens ravages Cythera and Thyrea
- 02Sicilian congress at Gela
- 03Hermocrates urges Sicilian peace
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