This city was supplied by the port of Piraeus, to which it was connected by the Long Walls; that port supplied this city during a conflict which saw its defeat in the Sicilian Expedition. One leader of this leading city of the Delian League was Alcibiades, who served as one of its military leaders, or (*) strategos; another leader of this city with that title was Thucydides. Home to the Acropolis 
This city was supplied by the port of Piraeus, to which it was connected by the Long Walls; that port supplied this city during a conflict which saw its defeat in the Sicilian Expedition. One leader of this leading city of the Delian League was Alcibiades, who served as one of its military leaders, or (*) strategos; another leader of this city with that title was Thucydides. Home to the Acropolis and Parthenon, name this city-state, led by Pericles against Sparta.
This city was supplied by the port of Piraeus, to which it was connected by the Long Walls; that port supplied this city during a conflict which saw its defeat in the Sicilian Expedition.
{Athens}