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nd half of the 5th c@entury.[0] H;5th;bc-c;;;;
y Cleomenes in 491.[0][0] Herodot;491;bc-y;;;;
e of Delphi in 491.[0]\n\nFamily ba;491;bc-y;;;;
during the mid-6th-c@entury.[0][0;6th;bc-c;;;;
e he died in c.510.[00]\nThe date ;510;bc-y;;;;
es II's reign (370–309) with that;370;bc-y;;;;
I's reign (370–309) with that of ;309;bc-y;;;;
f his reign to 524–523.[00][00]\n\n;524;bc-y;;;;
s reign to 524–523.[00][00]\n\nReig;523;bc-y;;;;
and Athens. In 519, Herodotus sta;519;bc-y;;;;
ften suggested 509 rather than 51;509;bc-y;;;;
09 rather than 519, as it would b;519;bc-y;;;;
s in favour of 519.[00][00][00][0;519;bc-y;;;;
c.513 BC)\nIn c.516, Cleomenes rec;516;bc-y;;;;
.[00]\nIn about 513, Darius the Gr;513;bc-y;;;;
nian Revolt of 499 – 494.[00]\n\nIn;499;bc-y;;;;
evolt of 499 – 494.[00]\n\nInterven;494;bc-y;;;;
510 BC)\nIn the 500s, Cleomenes med;500s;bc-d;;;;
n Athens since 561.[00][00] The f;561;bc-y;;;;
ook place in c.511, but was defea;511;bc-y;;;;
00][00][00]\nIn 510, Sparta sent a;510;bc-y;;;;
uring the late 6th-c@entury. More;6th;bc-c;;;;
 Hipparchus in 514.[00]\nAnother r;514;bc-y;;;;
 the League in 511/510. Moreover,;511;bc-y;;;;
 League in 511/510. Moreover, Plu;510;bc-y;;;;
ettlement in c.510, just after th;510;bc-y;;;;
bitration in c.519, at the same t;519;bc-y;;;;
came archon in 508/507, but Cleis;508;bc-y;;;;
 archon in 508/507, but Cleisthen;507;bc-y;;;;
 middle of the 6th-c@entury.[00][;6th;bc-c;;;;
r, possibly in 504, the first rec;504;bc-y;;;;
 of Hippias in 510. Hippias was p;510;bc-y;;;;
s Aftermath\nIn 499, Aristagoras, ;499;bc-y;;;;
os (494 BC)\nIn 494, a fifty years;494;bc-y;;1.1.2.2;;
nian revolt in 493, many city-sta;493;bc-y;;;;
 Aegina. So in 491, Cleomenes att;491;bc-y;;;;
d death\nAround 490 Cleomenes was ;490;bc-y;;;;
s arrival in c.490,[000] Cleomene;490;bc-y;;;;
st half of the 5th c@entury, seve;5th;bc-c;;;;
 at Leuctra in 371.[000][000][000;371;bc-y;;;;
inst Persia in 490. Their officia;490;bc-y;;;;
s founded in c.488 by refugees fr;488;bc-y;;;;
ginning of the 5th c@entury.[000];5th;bc-c;;;;
visited him in 514—turned him ins;514;bc-y;;;;
 p. 68, "about 520".\n\n^ L. H. Jef;520;bc-y;;;;
V, p. 356, "c. 521". \n\n^ Cawkwell;521;bc-y;;;;
 (note 8), "c. 520".\n\n^ Diodorus,;520;bc-y;;;;
 tends towards 509.\n\n^ Buck, A Hi;509;bc-y;;;;
, 114, favours 519.\n\n^ Ste. Croix;519;bc-y;;;;
ts the date of 519.\n\n^ Roobaert, ;519;bc-y;;;;
s in favour of 519.\n\n^ Hornblower;519;bc-y;;;;
 465, supports 519.\n\n^ Konecny et;519;bc-y;;;;
te 87), favour 509/508.\n\n^ Scott,;509;bc-y;;;;
7), favour 509/508.\n\n^ Scott, His;508;bc-y;;;;
s, p. 375, for 519.\n\n^ Herodotus,;519;bc-y;;;;
 the attack in 512.\n\n^ Jump up to;512;bc-y;;;;
in Megara from 511.\n\n^ Taylor, Sa;511;bc-y;;;;
menes III in c.222 in Argos, or L;222;bc-y;;;;
r in Athens in 404.\n\n^ Hornblower;404;bc-y;;;;
s or so of the sixth c@entury (I do;sixth;bc-c;;;;
gional History 1300–362 BC, London;1300;bc-i;;;;
ory of Sparta, 950–192 B.C., New ;950;bc-i;;;;
 Spartiates de 520 à 469 avant J.;520;bc-y;;;;
iates de 520 à 469 avant J.-C., Leuven, Peete;469 avant J.-C.;bc-y;;;;
ty-States, ca. 700 - 338 B.C., Be;700;bc-i;;;;
g of Sparta c. 524 – 490\n\nSucceed;524;bc-y;;;;
parta c. 524 – 490\n\nSucceeded byL;490;bc-y;;;;