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Callicratidas

Callicratidas (Greek: Καλλικρατίδας) was a Spartan navarch during the Peloponnesian War. He belonged to the mothax class so he was not a Spartiate, despite his status he had risen to prominence. In 406 BC, he was sent to the Aegean to take command of the Spartan fleet from the navarch Lysander.

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PersianCyrusMiletusAthenianConon
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GreekSpartanNavarchPeloponnesian WarMothax
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Allegiance
Lacedaemon
Born
c. 450 BC
Conflicts
Battle of Mytilene Battle of Arginusae †
Died
406 BC Aegean Sea
Native name
Καλλικρατίδας
Service years
406 - 406 BC

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related to Biography · 19
Callicratidas → Aegean, After, Arginusae, Athenian, Battle, BC, Callicratidas's, Chief, Conon, Cyrus, He, His, Lysander, Miletus, Mytilene, Persian, Sparta, Sparta's, Spartan
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Callicratidas → An, Archived, Callicratidas's, Lysander, Plutarch's, Wayback Machine
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Allegiance · 1
Callicratidas → Lacedaemon
Born · 1
Callicratidas → c. 450 BC
Conflicts · 1
Callicratidas → Battle of Mytilene Battle of Arginusae †
Died · 1
Callicratidas → 406 BC Aegean Sea
Native name · 1
Callicratidas → Καλλικρατίδας
Service years · 1
Callicratidas → 406 - 406 BC

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spartan navarch lysander aegean 406 bc command cyrus καλλικρατίδας money force peloponnesian war sent take fleet mytilene pseudo-callicratidas persian isbn

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CallicratidasAllegianceLacedaemon1.00infobox
CallicratidasBornc. 450 BC1.00infobox
CallicratidasConflictsBattle of Mytilene Battle of Arginusae †1.00infobox
CallicratidasDied406 BC Aegean Sea1.00infobox
CallicratidasNative nameΚαλλικρατίδας1.00infobox
CallicratidasService years406 - 406 BC1.00infobox
Callicratidasrelated to BiographyCallicratidas's0.60section
Callicratidasrelated to BiographyChief0.60section
Callicratidasrelated to BiographyPersian0.60section
Callicratidasrelated to BiographyCyrus0.60section
Callicratidasrelated to BiographySpartan0.60section
Callicratidasrelated to BiographyHis0.60section

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