Dublin Core
Title
Answer of the Athenian Aristides to the ambassadors of Mardonius
Subject
Kings and Commanders
Description
Mardonius (front soldier on the right side) took advantage of Themistocles's absence and sacked Athens, leading the Persian army from Thermopylae all the way till his death at Plataea.
Xerxes intrusted the Persian army to Mardonius when he fled back to Persia, but Mardonius lost both the battle but also his life at the Battle of Plataea.
Xerxes intrusted the Persian army to Mardonius when he fled back to Persia, but Mardonius lost both the battle but also his life at the Battle of Plataea.
Creator
M. A. Barth
Date
1832
Contributor
Wikimedia Commons
Rights
Public Domain
Format
1682 x 1224 px jpg
Type
pen/ pencil