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Chronological Table: Darius

Lysander takes Athens. - Government of the Thirty Tyrants. The younger Cyrus, son of Darius Nothus, defeated by his brother Artaxerxes and killed.

Retreat of the Ten Thousand Greeks.

Persecution and death of Socrates.

Thrasybulus drives out the Thirty Tyrants, and delivers Athens. 399 A Lectisternium celebrated at Rome for the first time. 397 The Lake of Alba drained by the Romans. 396 Syracuse unsuccessfully besieged by the Carthaginians. 391 Marcus Furius Camillus Dictator at Rome. - Veii taken. 389 Death of Thrasybulus. 387 Dishonorable peace of Antalcidas between the Spartans and Persians. 385 Rome taken by the Gauls under Brennus. 382 Phœbidas, the Spartan, siezes the citidal of Thebes. 380 Pelopidas and Epaminondas deliver Thebes from the Lacedæmonians. 371 Cth Olympiad.

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