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Big part of it is Egyptian revolt against Persia with Athenian aid on the ancient Greek

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Episode 42, The Undeclared War.

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And now, let us turn our attention back to the ancient Greeks.

With the ostracism of Kaimon and the assassination of his colleague, Ephyalties, Pericles

took the lead in shaping Athenian domestic and foreign policy for the next several decades.

We will discuss his domestic policies in future episodes, but for now we are going to focus on as foreign policies as hostilities with Persia

were still in the background while tensions with Sparta and their allies began

to escalate.

The period from 460 to 445 BC is sometimes called the First Peloponnesian War by modern

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