041 - A League of (Our) Own: The Delian League

Episode 1 • December 05, 2021 • 00:43:28
041 - A League of (Our) Own: The Delian League
The Maritime History Podcast
041 - A League of (Our) Own: The Delian League

Dec 05 2021 | 00:43:28

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Show Notes

As we kick off Series 3, it's now time to examine one of the most recognizable institutions that existed in Ancient Greece: The Delian League. To make sense of things, we'll compare the Peloponnesian League and Sparta's motivations there, against the Hellenic League that was formed to stand against Persia's incursion. Then, against these two we will finally compare the Delian League, which emerges as a naval-centric league which formally kicks off the time when Athenian empire becomes possible.

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