The commanders on the winning side included Adeimantus and Eurybiades, while the losing side featured Artemisia of Halicarnassus.
This event is described in a poem by Timotheus of Miletus of which only fragments survive. It was precipitated by a slave named Sicinnus, who misled one of the commanders about a putative retreat. In its aftermath, the island of Psyttaleia was recaptured, leading to the massacre of the elite guard of the losing side. The commanders on the winning side included Adeimantus and Eurybiades, while the losing side featured Artemisia of Halicarnassus. Named for an island in the Saronic Gulf, FTP, name this battle of 480 BC, a victory for the Greeks and Themistocles over Xerxes and his Persian forces.
This event is described in a poem by Timotheus of Miletus of which only fragments survive.
the Battle of {Salamis}