This battle saw the early death of Ariabignes (err-ee-AA-big-neez) and a feint attack to escape Amei
This battle saw the early death of Ariabignes (err-ee-AA-big-neez) and a feint attack to escape Ameinias (aa-MAIN-ee-as), inspiring the losing commander to note "my men have become women, and my women men." The losers of this battle included (*) Mardonius and Queen Artemisia. This battle was fought betweem Artemisium and Mycale (mee-CAL-ay) respectively. The victors in this battle, led by Themistocles (thuh-MIST-oh-cleez), defeated a larger fleet off an island near Athens. For 10 points, name this major Greek naval victory in the Persian Wars.
This battle saw the early death of Ariabignes (err-ee-AA-big-neez) and a feint attack to escape Ameinias (aa-MAIN-ee-as), inspiring the losing commander to note "my men have become women, and my women men.
Battle of {Salamis}