This city's law code was re-written by an Athenian named Aristarchus.
This city's law code was re-written by an Athenian named Aristarchus. One ruler of this city wasstoned to death with his son Pelagon in 333 BCE. This city, once ruled by Syrphax, was founded byAndroclus. Authors from this city included the elegist Callinus and the satirist Hipponax. Forces inthis city massacred the survivors of the Battle of Lade who hailed from its commercial rival of Chios.Its citizens refused an offer from Alexander the Great to pay for the (*) reconstruction of a buildingoriginally erected by Croesus. During the rule of Emperor Decius, seven Christians went into a cave in thisrival city of Miletus to survive persecution and became known as its namesake Sleepers. For 10 points,name this Greek city in Asia Minor home to the Temple of Artemis.
This city's law code was re-written by an Athenian named Aristarchus.
Ephesus