One commander in this battle deceived a commander from Pallene by attacking an ally's vessel; that latter commander's actions prompted one leader to state, "My men have become women, and my women men.
One commander in this battle deceived a commander from Pallene by attacking an ally's vessel; that latter commander's actions prompted one leader to state, "My men have become women, and my women men." In addition to involving Ameinias and Artemisia, this conflict included the capture of Psyttaleia by (*) Aristides. This battle took place following one side's retreat at Artemisium. The victors at this battle were assisted by a large volume of triremes, and the losing side included a general named Mardonius, who would lose at Plataea soon afterward. For 10 points, identify this Greek naval victory over Xerxes and the Persians.
One commander in this battle deceived a commander from Pallene by attacking an ally's vessel; that latter commander's actions prompted one leader to state, "My men have become women, and my women men.
Battle of {Salamis}