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- Q2889436 subject Q10080026.
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- Q2889436 abstract "The Battle of Melos was fought in 415 BC between Athens and Melos. Melos had attempted to remain neutral in the Peloponnesian War, but Athens attacked and forced Melos to surrender. All Melian males capable of bearing arms were killed, and the women and children became slaves.The Melian dialogue which reportedly preceded it is found in a passage found in Book V (85-113) of the History of the Peloponnesian War by the ancient Greek historian Thucydides.".
- Q2889436 combatant "Athens".
- Q2889436 combatant "Melos".
- Q2889436 isPartOfMilitaryConflict Q33745.
- Q2889436 place Q203979.
- Q2889436 result "AthenianVictory".
- Q2889436 thumbnail Melos_Sparta_and_Athens_416_BCE.svg?width=300.
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- Q2889436 conflict "Battle of Melos".
- Q2889436 partof "the Peloponnesian War".
- Q2889436 place Q203979.
- Q2889436 result "Athenian Victory".
- Q2889436 point "36.68333333333333 24.416666666666668".
- Q2889436 type Event.
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- Q2889436 type MilitaryConflict.
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- Q2889436 comment "The Battle of Melos was fought in 415 BC between Athens and Melos. Melos had attempted to remain neutral in the Peloponnesian War, but Athens attacked and forced Melos to surrender. All Melian males capable of bearing arms were killed, and the women and children became slaves.The Melian dialogue which reportedly preceded it is found in a passage found in Book V (85-113) of the History of the Peloponnesian War by the ancient Greek historian Thucydides.".
- Q2889436 label "Battle of Melos".
- Q2889436 lat "36.68333333333333".
- Q2889436 long "24.416666666666668".
- Q2889436 depiction Melos_Sparta_and_Athens_416_BCE.svg.
- Q2889436 name "Battle of Melos".