Miltiades
Greek Athenian statesman and general (c.550-489 BC) · Politicians · Lived 554 BC to 489 BC · aged 65
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Something wrong?The Athenian general who commanded at Marathon in 490 BC, where outnumbered Greeks shattered the first Persian invasion of Europe - then fell from grace almost immediately after.
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Miltiades (Roman replica)
THRACE, Chersonesos. Miltiades II. Circa 495-494 BC
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Athens Acropolis Museum Marble Statue Fragment of Head of Miltiades (28363800071)
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Depiction of Miltiades at the NKUA on May 22, 2022
Depiction of Miltiades, Themistocles, and Aristides at the NKUA on May 22, 2022
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Miltiades the Younger was born around 550 BC, son of Cimon Coalemos, an Olympic chariot-racing champion. He rose to command Athenian forces at the Battle of Marathon, where his leadership helped repel the Persian assault on Greece. The victory made him one of Athens' most celebrated military figures, but his fortunes reversed sharply in the aftermath. He died in 489 BC, leaving behind a son, Cimon, who would become a prominent Athenian statesman in his own right.
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