
L’iscrizione restituisce i lacerti di un decreto che sancisce l’invio di navi ateniesi in Sicilia, presso l’accampamento dei generali cartaginesi Annibale e Imilcone, probabilmente in vista dell’attacco contro Siracusa che i due avrebbero sferrato all’inizio del 406 a.C. Tuttavia, la speranza ateniese di riaffermarsi nella Sicilia orientale, dopo la disastrosa spedizione del 415, e il conseguente trattato con Cartagine naufragano ben presto a causa dell’andamento sempre più sfavorevole della guerra del Peloponneso per Atene.
Alcibiades. Athens. Carthage. Diodorus Siculus. Hannibal. Himilco. Magonids. Syracuse, Greek philology and language, PA201-899, Ancient history, D51-90
Alcibiades. Athens. Carthage. Diodorus Siculus. Hannibal. Himilco. Magonids. Syracuse, Greek philology and language, PA201-899, Ancient history, D51-90
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