During the Persian threat, Adimantus the Cornithian chastised this man for having no country and demanded his silence during a meeting prior to this general's greatest victory.
During the Persian threat, Adimantus the Cornithian chastised this man for having no country and demanded his silence during a meeting prior to this general's greatest victory. He had one rival Epicydes bought off to insure that he would command. Previously, he had his chief rival ostracized in 483 BC, and upon becoming Archon Eponymus, he persuaded others to use the gains from the silver mines at Laurium to increase military projects. In that victory, he served along with the Spartan Eurybiades. Eventually, ostracized himself he eventually found asylum with Artaxerxes in Magnesia. Ambitious, it was said that the trophies of Miltiades would not let him sleep.  Using his newly built navy to fight the inconclusive battle of Artemisium, For 10 points, name this Athenian General victor at Salamis.
During the Persian threat, Adimantus the Cornithian chastised this man for having no country and demanded his silence during a meeting prior to this general's greatest victory.
Themistocles