-430
This page relates to the year -430 Calendrier Julien proleptic.
Events
Roman world
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Alliance of the Roman and the Latin . They take the offensive against the Volsques and the Eques. The mountain dwellers are driven back or controlled, the Sabins themselves cease being a threat for Rome after the failure of Appius Herdonius in the Latium.
Greek world
- Plague of Athens (Typhus or Typhoid fever?), taken along during the summer by an Egyptian ship, worsened by overpopulation (- 430/-429). A third of the population dies.
- Sparte invades the Attique during 40 days. Archidamos II orders with its soldiers to save the fields of Périclès during plundering.
- the Athenian fleet, ordered by Périclès, devastation is Argolide (Epidaure, Trézène, Hermionè, Halieis), without succeeding in seizing Epidaure, and the coast laconienne.
- Périclès is dislocated of its functions, judged and is put at the fine for abuse public funds.
Art & culture
- Career of the painters Apollodore and Zeuxis.
- Construction of the temple of Bassae (Phigalie), dedicated to Apollo Epicourios, allotted to the architect Ictinos (first capital of Corinthian Order)
- Alcamène, Athenian sculptor.
- Meidas, Athenian painter of vases.
- Stoa Poikilè, gantry of the Agora of Athens, built by the architect Peisianax and decorated by the painters Polygnote, Mikon and Panaios.
- the Diadumène, bronze statue of Polyclète.
- Oedipus king , tragedy of Sophocle (approximate date).
- Héraclides , tragedy of Euripide.
Science & technology
- June 28th: The Calendrier attic adopts the 76 years cycle of Calippe.
- the astronomer Œnopide de Chios specifies the notion of the obliqueness of the ecliptic .
- Activity of the astronomers mésopotamiens Nabû-rimânni and Kidinnu.
Births in -430
Death
- August 14th: Kidinnu, astronomer (probable date).
- Phidias, Greek sculptor , died with Olympie.
- Zénon d' Élée.
Simple: 430 BC
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