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EURIPIDES.
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CHRONOLOGY—(continued).
| OL. | B.C. | POLITICAL CHRONICLE. | LITERARY AND ARTISTIC CHRONICLE. |
| 83.3 | Revolt of Eubœa and Megara from Athens. Subjugation and occupation of Eubœa by Athenians. |
Herodotus at Athens. Phidias already prominent, also Alkamenes and Pæonius. | |
| 445 | Thirty years' peace between Sparta and Athens. Embassy of Kallias to Susa, and alleged peace of Kimon. |
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| 83.4 | Protagoras, Empedocles, and Melissus (the disciple of Parmenides) prominent. | ||
| 444 | Banishment of Thucydides son of Melesias. | ||
| 84.1 | Completion of the Odeum. | ||
| 443 | Founding of Thurii. |
Herodotus and Lysias (?) go to Thurii. Hippodamus of Miletus, architect, | |
| 84.2 | and | ||
| * | Sophocles' Antigone (?). | ||
| 441 | Euripides gains the first prize in tragedy (plays unknown). | ||
| 84.4 | The painter Agatharchus eminent. | ||
| 440 | Revolt of Samos, and expedition of Pericles. | Sophocles at Samos. | |
| 85.1 | Death of the Sicilian prince, Duketios. | Decree to limit licence in comedy. | |
| 439 | Subjugation of Samos and Byzantium. | ||
| 85.2 | Death of Pindar. |
