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The Greek city-states within the Persian Empire in Asia Minor revolted, and some Greek mainland city-states came to their aid. After the revolt was put down, Persia decided to bring the mainland cities under its control to stop them interfering in and disrupting its empire.

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He starts with an imaginitive trail of conflict following the abduction of Io+ of Argos by Phoenician sailors, which led to reprisals and counter-reprisals between Greece and Asia, ending in the dispute over Helen of Troy.

He gets down to realism withe the Ionian Revolt in 499 BCE where the Greek cities in Asia Minor revolted against Persian rule and progressively escalated to encompass the Greek city-states around the Eastern Mediterranean, some of which sided with Persia, others opposing Persia.

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