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Conon

Conon (Greek: Κόνων) (before 443 BC – c. 389 BC) was an Athenian general at the end of the Peloponnesian War, who led the Athenian naval forces when they were defeated by a Peloponnesian fleet in the crucial Battle of Aegospotami; later he contributed significantly to the restoration of Athens' political and military power.

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Aftermath and later career

SpartaPersiaPharnabazusTissaphernesArtaxerxes
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Commanding the Athenian fleet

Battle of NotiumAlcibiadesThraceNavarchCallicratidas
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Defeat at Aegospotami

LampsacusAegospotamiSestosParalusEvagoras
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Overview

GreekAthenianPeloponnesian WarBattle of Aegospotami
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Commanding the Athenian fleet

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Conon

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related to Aftermath and later career · 29
Conon → Aegean, Anatolia, Artaxerxes, As, Athenians, BC, By, Caria, Cnidus, Cypriot, Cyprus, Egypt, First Conon, He, Her, In, Peisander, Peloponnesians, Persia, Persian
related to Further reading · 29
Conon → Aegean, American Journal, Asmonti, Athenian, Athens, Barry, CONON OF ATHENS, Duane, Encyclopaedia Iranica, Fasc, Franz Steiner Verlag, Great King's Fleet, Historia, JSTOR, Konon, Luca, March, No, Philology, Politics
related to Commanding the Athenian fleet · 27
Conon → Aegean, After, Alcibiades, Arginusae, Athenian, Athenians, Athens, Battle, Besieged, Callicraditas, Callicratidas, Chios, Conon's, His, Lesbos, Lysander, Methymna, Methymnaeans, Mytilene Harbor, Notium
related to Defeat at Aegospotami · 22
Conon → Aegospotami, Alcibiades, Athenian, Athenians, Athens, BC, Cyprus, Evagoras, Hellespont, His, It, Lampsacus, Lysander, On, Once, One, Paralus, Peloponnesian, Sestos, Spartans

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fleet athenian athens sent battle bc lysander aegean callicratidas pharnabazus aegospotami athenians sea peloponnesian forces later took command ships position

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Cononrelated to Aftermath and later careerAs0.60section
Cononrelated to Aftermath and later careerSparta0.60section
Cononrelated to Aftermath and later careerAthenians0.60section
Cononrelated to Aftermath and later careerAegean0.60section
Cononrelated to Aftermath and later careerHer0.60section
Cononrelated to Aftermath and later careerPersia0.60section
Cononrelated to Aftermath and later careerPharnabazus0.60section
Cononrelated to Aftermath and later careerTissaphernes0.60section
Cononrelated to Aftermath and later careerAnatolia0.60section
Cononrelated to Aftermath and later careerBy0.60section
Cononrelated to Aftermath and later careerBC0.60section
Cononrelated to Aftermath and later careerPersian0.60section

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