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There were several alliance during the fifty-year war.

One side was the Persian Empire.

The other was varying coalitions of Greek city-states - first the Ionian League 499-493 led by Miletus, then a southern Greek coalition 480-479 led by Sparta, and then the Delian League 478-449 led by Athens.

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