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Artybius

Ancient Persian general around the 5th or 6th century BCE

Salamis, the head among the chiefs of Cyprus, asked to face Artybius in combat. Artybius accepted the offer, and rode out on his horse to face Onesilus

Artybius

Greco-Persian Wars

Series of conflicts in the 5th century BC

Tithraustes Artayntes Azanes (son of Arteios) Hyamees Ithamitres Peraxes Artybius † Daurises † Mardontes † Tigranes † Achaemenes † Ariabignes † Damasithymus †

Greco-Persian Wars

Greco-Persian_Wars

Ionian Revolt

Military rebellions by Greek cities in Asia Minor against Persian rule (499 BC–493 BC)

Onesilus (still besieging Amathus), heard that a Persian force under Artybius had been dispatched to Cyprus. Onesilus thus sent messengers to Ionia,

Ionian Revolt

Ionian_Revolt

Hypaspists

Ancient Macedonian military unit also known as a shield-bearer

suggested by Herodotus in one of the earliest known uses: Now the horse which Artybius rode was trained to fight with infantrymen by rearing up. Hearing this

Hypaspists

Onesilus

King of Salamis, Cyprus (died 497 BC)

navy. Onesilus then led an army against the Persian general, Artybius. Although Artybius died in the battle, the Persians were victorious and Onesilus

Onesilus

497 BC

Calendar year

Domini calendar era became the prevalent method in Europe for naming years. Artybius ends the rebellion in Cyprus. The Persians launch an expedition on the

497 BC

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Kourion

Ancient city-state and archaeological area in Cyprus

497, Stasanor betrayed Onesilos in battle against the Persian general Artybius, resulting in a Persian victory over the Cypriot poleis and the consolidation

Kourion

490s BC

Decade

poet Pindar composes his earliest surviving epinikion (Pythian ode 10). Artybius ends the rebellion in Cyprus. The Persians launch an expedition on the

490s BC

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