The Battle of Chaeronea: Philip II’s Defining Victory Over Athens and Thebes
The Battle of Chaeronea, fought in early August 338 BCE, marked the end of an era for Classical Greece and heralded the rise of Macedonian power under King Philip II
The Battle of Chaeronea, fought in early August 338 BCE, marked the end of an era for Classical Greece and heralded the rise of Macedonian power under King Philip II
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