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Retold episodes present a sequence of pivotal events in the Peloponnesian conflict, following sieges, naval battles, revolts, and key diplomatic exchanges. The narrative highlights crises such as a virulent plague and civic unrest that amplify strategic pressures on the city-states. Scenes of military campaigning and political debate illustrate how leadership choices, alliance shifts, and naval power determined fortunes on land and sea. The account concludes by showing the steady erosion of communal cohesion and the heavy human and political costs of prolonged imperial competition.
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