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A Chronological Table, From Earliest Time Up to Date: Cimon

Themistocles banished by the Ostracism. 470 Cimon, son of Miltiades, defeats the Persian army and fleet in one day, at the mouth of the river Eurymedon. 469 Capua founded by the Tuscans. 468 Mycenæ destroyed by the Argives. 464 Artaxerxes (Longimanus) King of Persia. - Cimon banished by the Ostracism. 463 Egypt revolts from the Persians. 462 The Terentilian law proposed at Rome. 460 LXXXth Olympiad. 456 Cincinnatus Dictator at Rome.

The Ludi Sæculares first instituted at Rome. 455 Commencement of the Seventy Prophetical Weeks of Daniel. 454 The Romans send to Athens for Solon's laws. 453 The number of the Tribunes of the People at Rome increased from five to ten. 452 The two books of Chronicles supposed to have been written at this time by Ezra. 451 Creation of the Decemviri at Rome, and Compilation of The Laws of the Twelve Tables. 449 Peace between the Greeks and Persians concluded by Cimon, glorious for Greece. -- Death of Cimon. 448 The first Sacred War, concerning the Temple of Delphi. -- Death of Virginia, and abolition of the Decemvirate. 445 The laws of Canuleius for the intermarriage of the Patricians and Plebeians at Rome.

Military Tribunes created.

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