ConvenciÃ³n de Naciones Unidas para combatir la desertificaciÃ³n

This page relates to the year -467 Calendrier Julien proleptic.

Events

With Rome, Consul At of Ti. Æmilius Mamercinus (Mamercus) (for the second time) and Q. Fabius Vibulanus.

Victoire of Eurymédon of the Greek on the Persian S. (or 466). Cimon of Athens and the Ligue of Délos are victorious meadows of Eurymédon on Artaxerxès I {{er}} and on the fleet phenician. It destroys or captures nearly 200 Trière S and beats the Persian forces on ground the same day. Athens can integrate in its alliance the cities of Lycie and Carie. Once the drawn aside Persian danger, the cities of the league of Délos do not want to provide any more the vessels and the men envisaged. Cimon enables them to provide to the place empty ships and money, which increases the power of Athens.

the Spartans let die of hunger the general Pausanias, shown treason with the profit of the king of the Perses.

Fine of the construction of the Long Walls (5 km), which from now on connect Pirée to Athens and form an impregnable complex with the city.

With died of Hiéron of Syracuse, his/her Thrasybule brother, who eliminated the minor son from Hiéron, is made unpopular by its violences. Syracusains revolted are helped by the already released cities of Agrigente, Géla and Himère, by Sélinonte and the Sicules.

Eschyle presents its tragedy the Seven against Thèbes in which it depicts the fight opposing two wire of Oedipus, Étéocle and Polynice, to adapt the throne of Thèbes.

Simonide de Céos, poet (born in -556), with Syracuse. Poet at the court of the tyrant Hipparque with Athens, it sings then the medic Guerres.
Aristide the Juste, Athenian statesman, chief of the oligarchical party.

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