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Battle of
Haliartus fought under its
walls between Lysander and the Thebans, in
which the
former was slain, 395 BCE. In 171 BCE
Haliartus was destro****...
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Battle of
Haliartus was
fought in 395 BC
between Sparta and Thebes. The
Thebans defeated a
Spartan force attempting to
seize the town of
Haliartus, killing...
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revolt from the
Boeotian League. He then
advanced to
Haliartus with his troops. In the
Battle of
Haliartus,
Lysander was
killed after bringing his
forces too...
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deadly spring below the
slopes of
Tilphossium (Τιλφωσσαῖον, near
Haliartus and Alalcomenae; he
mentions the
sanctuary of
Tiresias and the temple...
- confederacy, and
advanced to
Haliartus with his
troops and a
force of Orchomenians. There, he was
killed in the
Battle of
Haliartus after bringing his force...
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advances to
Haliartus with his troops. There, he is
killed after bringing his
forces too near the
walls of the city. The
Battle of
Haliartus between the...
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Chaeronea (⅓) 13
Copae (⅓) 12
Acraephia (⅓) 11
Coronea (⅓) 10
Lebadea (⅓) 9
Haliartus (⅓) 8
Eutresis (⅔) 7
Thisbe (⅔) 6
Thespiae (⅔) 5
Tanagra (1) 4 Hysiae...
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Ornytion (Porphyrion),
Glaucus and Almus. His sons were
Haliartus and Coronus,
eponyms of
Haliartus and Coronea, respectively, and also Proetus, himself...
- Coin of
Haliartus depicting a
Boeotian shield with
trident device (left)...
- been
attacked by a
coalition of
forces led by Corinth. At the
Battle of
Haliartus the
Spartans had been
defeated by the
Theban forces.
Worse yet, Lysander...
