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hidamos II (r. 469–427), who belo;469;bc-y;;;;
mos II (r. 469–427), who belonged;427;bc-y;;;;
e his birth to 445/4,[5][6][7][8];445;bc-y;;;;
s birth to 445/4,[5][6][7][8] b;4;bc-y1;;1.1.3.3;444;
a bit later, c.442.[9][10] Most o;442;bc-y;;;;
".[23] Between 433 and 428, Agesi;433;bc-y;;;;
etween 433 and 428, Agesilaus als;428;bc-y;;;;
become king in 427, of which Lysa;427;bc-y;;;;
ponnesian War (431–404) against A;431;bc-y;;;;
esian War (431–404) against Athen;404;bc-y;;;;
of Mantinea in 418.[29] Agesilaus;418;bc-y;;;;
 point between 408 and 400.[30] D;408;bc-y;;;;
etween 408 and 400.[30] Despite t;400;bc-y;;;;
with Persia in 412–411, Sparta re;412;bc-y;;;;
 Persia in 412–411, Sparta receiv;411;bc-y;;;;
ng.[33][34] In 403 the two kings,;403;bc-y;;;;
Delphi between 400 and 398.[ii] A;400;bc-y;;;;
etween 400 and 398.[ii] After his;398;bc-y;;;;
hat he lost in 403.[44]\n\nConspira;403;bc-y;;;;
 the summer of 399.[45] Cinadon w;399;bc-y;;;;
inst Athens in 404 triggered infl;404;bc-y;;;;
ties signed in 412 and 411 betwee;412;bc-y;;;;
ned in 412 and 411 between Sparta;411;bc-y;;;;
or.[54][55] In 401, these cities ;401;bc-y;;;;
 Caria.[57] In 397 Lysander engin;397;bc-y;;;;
[65] In Spring 396, Agesilaus cam;396;bc-y;;;;
nd.[74][75] In 395, the Spartan k;395;bc-y;;;;
an campaign of 394 was fruitless,;394;bc-y;;;;
n to Europe in 394.[84]\nCorinthia;394;bc-y;;;;
 of the war in 404, with Sparta a;404;bc-y;;;;
e in Greece in 393. Perhaps Agesi;393;bc-y;;;;
itory.[103] In 392, Sparta sent A;392;bc-y;;;;
d him.[106]\nBy 391 Agesilaus had ;391;bc-y;;;;
he congress of 371 an altercation;371;bc-y;;;;
inst Thebes in 371. Cleombrotus ;371;bc-y;;;;
hrown.[110]\nIn 370 Agesilaus was ;370;bc-y;;;;
taxerxes II in 364 (Revolt of the;364;bc-y;;;;
ps).\nAgain, in 362, Epaminondas a;362;bc-y;;;;
 the summer of 358, he transferre;358;bc-y;;;;
ble retreat in 378.[109] Modern ;378;bc-y;;;;
late summer of 400, Hamilton[37] ;400;bc-y;;;;
amilton[37] to 398.\n\n^ Cartledge ;398;bc-y;;;;
 the winter of 360–59 and the lat;360;bc-y;;;;
 winter of 360–59 and the latter;59;bc-y;;;359;
latter that of 359–8. One more re;359;bc-y;;;;
er that of 359–8. One more rece;8;bc-y;;;358;
re enforced in 404.\n\n^ Cartledge,;404;bc-y;;;;
 the Spartans (404–371)", p. 335.;404;bc-y;;;;
 Spartans (404–371)", p. 335.\n\n^ ;371;bc-y;;;;
 the Spartans (404–371)", p. 333.;404;bc-y;;;;
 Spartans (404–371)", p. 333.\n\n^ ;371;bc-y;;;;
 the Spartans (404–371)", p. 336.;404;bc-y;;;;
 Spartans (404–371)", p. 336.\n\n^ ;371;bc-y;;;;
gional History 1300–362 BC, London;1300;bc-i;;;;
ory of Sparta, 950-192 B.C. 2d ed;950;bc-i;;;;