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A leader of this city fatally threw his wife Melissa down a flight of stairs, which angered his son, Lycophron. Horace noted that "not everyone is able to go to" this city, while Strabo commented how ship captains mused that the voyage to it "is not for every man." The Peace of Antalcidas ended a war that shares its name with this city. Lucius Mummius's destruction of it in 146 BC established Roman dominance of the region. Once ruled by Periander, this city infamously employed thousands of temple prostitutes. A group named for it was also known as the Hellenic League and was a federation of Greek states under Philip II. For 10 points, name this ancient Greek city-state on a namesake isthmus that, along with the Doric and Ionic, also names a style of classical architecture.
A leader of this city fatally threw his wife Melissa down a flight of stairs, which angered his son, Lycophron.
Corinth [prompt on Corinthian] &lt;Cheyne&gt;