The North Aegean Wars, 371-360 B.C

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface
Introduction
Part I. The War over Amphipolis, 371–360 B.C.
	Chapter I. The Chronology of the War over Amphipolis
		I-1. The reigns of the Argeads
		I-2. The Amphipolitan command of Iphicrates
			I–2a. Iphicrates’ Macedonian expedition
			I–2b. Iphicrates’ dismissal from the Amphipolitan command
			I–2c. Timotheus’ Samian expedition; Iphicrates’ assumption of the Amphipolitan command
			I–2d. The alliance of Amphipolis and Ptolemy; the alliance of Amphipolis and Olynthus
		I-3. The Amphipolitan command of Timotheus
			I–3a. Timotheus’ movements after the Samian campaign
			I–3b. The Olynthian occupation of Amphipolis
			I–3c. Perdiccas’ alliance with Athens
			I–3d. Timotheus’ Chalcidian campaigns
			I–3e. The war with Perdiccas; Callisthenes’ Macedonian command; Timotheus’ Macedonian command
			I–3f. Events in Potidaea, 362/1
	Chapter II. The War over Amphipolis
		II–1. Events from autumn 371 to spring 365; the command of Iphicrates
			II–la. The origins of the war
			II–lb. The outbreak of the war
			II–lc. The succession struggle in Macedonia
			II-1d. Ptolemy, Amphipolis, and the hostages
		II–2. Events from summer 365 to autumn 360; the command of Timotheus
			II–2a. The alliance of Amphipolis and Olynthus
			II–2b. Timotheus’ Chalcidian campaigns
			II–2c. The command of Callisthenes; the alliance of Amphipolis and Perdiccas; Callisthenes’ Macedonian expedition
Part II. The War over Chersonese, 368–360 B.C.
	Chapter III. The Chronology of the War over Chersonese
		III–1. The outbreak of the War over Chersonese
		III–2. Charidemus’ later career
			III–2a. Charidemus’ letter and related events; the command of Cephisodotus
			III–2b. The hostilities at Perinthus and Alopeconnesus; the dismissal of Cephisodotus from the Chersonesian command.
		III–3. Apollodorus, Diodorus, and the events of the 360s
			III–3a. Apollodorus and the events of 363–362
			III–3b. Diodorus, Epaminondas, and Alexander of Pherae
		III–4. The revolt of Miltocythes and related events
			III–4a. The revolt of Miltocythes: preliminary observations
			III–4b. Events at Sestus; the command of Timomachus
			III–4c. The commands of the Athenian generals stationed at Chersonese; Cotys’ capture of Hieron Oros
			III–4d. The Athenian recovery of Sestus and Crithote
			III–4e. Ariobarzanes and Cotys at Sestus; Cotys’ siege of Hieron Oros; the sieges of Assus and Adramyttium
			III–4f. The Athenian decrees concerning Miltocythes and Cotys
			III–4g. The trials of Autocles, Timomachus, and Menon
			III–4h. Miltocythes’ sieges of Sestus and Crithote and the command of Ergophilus; the outbreak of Miltocythes’ revolt
			III–4i. The alliance of Miltocythes and Ariobarzanes; the alliance of Cotys and Autophradates
			III–4j. The “War against Chersonese”vs. the “War against Cotys”
			III–4k. Iphicrates after his dismissal from the Amphipolitan command
		III–5. Ariobarzanes and Athens
			III–5a. The revolt of Ariobarzanes
			III–5b. Tigranes, Timotheus, and Samos
			III–5c. The command of Timotheus
		III–6. The recognition of the Athenian claims to Amphipolis and Chersonese
			III–6a. The evidence
			III–6b. The Greek embassies to Susa
			III–6c. The Congress at Susa
			III–6d. The second Athenian embassy to Susa; the Great King’ s recognition of the Athenian claim to Amphipolis
			III–6e. The second Spartan embassy to Susa
			III–6f. The Spartan decision to send aid to Ariobarzanes
			III–6g. The recognition of the Athenian claim to Chersonese
		III–7. The later career of Philiscus and related events
			III–7a. Philiscus’ conquests and severing of ties with Ariobarzanes; Timotheus’ aid to Cyzicus
			III–7b. The liberation of Lampsacus and Perinthus; Ariobarzanes’ recovery of Lampsacus
		III–8. Charidemus and the Satraps’ Revolt
			III–8a. Charidemus in Asia
			III–8b. Autophradates and Artabazus in Hellespontine Phrygia
	Chapter IV. The War over Chersonese
		IV–1. The War over Chersonese, Phase I: The War against Chersonese (368–362 B.C.)
			IV-1a. Philiscus and the Greeks
			IV-1b. The Congress at Susa
			IV-1c. Ariobarzanes’ Revolt
			IV-1d. The Second Congress at Susa; Timotheus at Samos
			IV-1e. Theban attempts at naval hegemony; Timotheus at Samos
			IV-1f. Cotys’ consolidation of the kingdom
			IV-1g. Athenian setbacks in the Aegean and Propontis
			IV-1h. Cotys’ first expedition against Sestus
		IV–2. The War over Chersonese, Phase II: The Revolt of Miltocythes (362–361)
			IV–2a. The outbreak of the revolt
			IV–2b. Crises in the Propontis
			IV–2c. The retreat of Miltocythes
		IV–3. The War over Chersonese, Phase III: The War against Cotys (361–360)
			IV–3a. Cotys’ second expedition against Sestus
			IV–3b. Timotheus’ Chersonesian campaigns
			IV–3c. Timomachus’ campaigns in the Pontus and Thrace
			IV–3d. Cotys’ third expedition against Sestus
			IV–3e. Charidemus in Asia Minor
			IV–3f. Charidemus’ campaigns against Chersonese
Conclusion
Appendix: Chronological Table of the Wars over Amphipolis and Chersonese
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