The scene of the Peloponnesian war changed to Sicily. The Agrarian law first moved at Rome 416 Egypt revolts from the Persians, and Amyrtæus is appointed king 414 The Carthaginians enter Sicily, where they destroy Selinus and Himera, but they are repulsed by Hermocrates 409 The battle of Ægospotamos. The usurpation of Dionysius 405 Athens taken by Lysander, 24th of April. The end of the Peloponnesian war, and the appointment of 30 tyrants over the conquered city. About this time flourished Parrhasius, Protagoras, Lysias, Agathon, Euclid, Cebes, Telestes, &c. 404 Cyrus the younger killed at Cunaxa. The glorious retreat of the 10,000 Greeks, and the expulsion of the 30 tyrants from Athens by Thrasybulus 401 Socrates put to death 400 Agesilaus of Lacedæmon’s expedition into Asia against the Persians. The age of Xenophon, Ctesias, Zeuxis, Antisthenes, Evagoras, Aristippus of Cyrene, and Archytas 396 The Corinthian war begun by the alliance of the Athenians, Thebans, Corinthians, and Argives, against Lacedæmon 395 The Lacedæmonians, under Pisander, defeated by Conon at Cnidus; and, a few days after, the allies are defeated at Coronæa, by Agesilaus 394 The battle of Allia, July 17th, and the taking of Rome by the Gauls 390 Dionysius besieges Rhegium, and takes it after 11 months. About this time flourished Plato, Philoxenus, Damon, Pythias, Iphicrates, &c. 388 The Greek cities of Asia tributary to Persia, by the peace of Antalcidas, between the Lacedæmonians and Persians 387 The war of Cyprus finished by a treaty, after it had continued two years 385 The Lacedæmonians defeated in a sea-fight at Naxos, September 20th, by Chabrias. About this time flourished Philistus, Isæus, Isocrates, Arete, Philolaus, Diogenes the cynic, &c. 377 Artaxerxes sends an army under Pharnabazus, with 20,000 Greeks, commanded by Iphicrates 374 The battle of Leuctra, July 8th, where the Lacedæmonians are defeated by Epaminondas the general of the Thebans 371 The Messenians, after a banishment of 300 years, return to Peloponnesus 370 One of the consuls at Rome elected from the plebeians 367 The battle of Mantinea gained by Epaminondas, a year after the death of Pelopidas 363 Agesilaus assists Tachos king of Egypt. Some of the governors of Lesser Asia revolt from Persia 362