The first tyrant of this city drove the Bacchiadae from power.
After a ruler of this city planned to switch offices with his son, residents of another city killed his son Lycophron to keep him away. The first tyrant of this city drove the Bacchiadae from power. Another tyrant of this city designed a paved track that allowed ships to be moved over land called the Diolkos, which prompted Aristophanes to coin the phrase "as fast as a" resident of this place. The Peace of Antalcidas, also known as the King's Peace, was a 387 BC treaty sponsored by Artaxerxes II that ended a war named for this city once ruled by (*) Periander. After 146 BC siege, Lucius Mummius completely destroyed this polis and began the era of Roman Greece. The Peloponnesian War began as a dispute over Corcyra between this ally of Sparta and Athens. For 10 points, name this ancient Greek city state on a namesake isthmus that linked Peloponnese to mainland Greece.
After a ruler of this city planned to switch offices with his son, residents of another city killed his son Lycophron to keep him away.
Corinth [or Korinthos]