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    Between 357-355 BC, Athens was involved in wars with Philip of Macedon and other members of its confederacy. In 356 BC, Philip captured Amphipolis. From 358-330 BC, notable cultural developments included the construction of the Theatre of Epidaurus. In 353 BC, Alexander the Great was born. Between 350-320 BC, orators such as Demosthenes and Aeschines were politically and literary active. Aristotle was tutor to Alexander from 343-342 BC. In 338 BC, Philip defeated Athens and Thebes at Chaeronea, ending Greek independence. He then declared war on Persia in 337 BC.

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    Between 357-355 BC, Athens was involved in wars with Philip of Macedon and other members of its confederacy. In 356 BC, Philip captured Amphipolis. From 358-330 BC, notable cultural developments included the construction of the Theatre of Epidaurus. In 353 BC, Alexander the Great was born. Between 350-320 BC, orators such as Demosthenes and Aeschines were politically and literary active. Aristotle was tutor to Alexander from 343-342 BC. In 338 BC, Philip defeated Athens and Thebes at Chaeronea, ending Greek independence. He then declared war on Persia in 337 BC.

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    THE GREEK WORLD

    POLITICAL 357 357-355 356-354 356-352 356 EVENTS Athens

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